Part 2:
In part 2 of our renewable energy overview: Biomass, Geothermal and an interesting new entrant.
Biomass
Biomass is a clean and renewable energy source, where plant materials are burned, and the energy released is processed into several usable formats. However,...
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When Saudi Arabia tried but failed to push the US shale producers out of business in 2015/16, it only served to prove what many had suspected, that both Russia and Saudi were no longer the only kingmakers in the...
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Part 1:
As governments around the world battle with policy and
cultural changes required to meet the Paris Agreement climate change targets,
the pressure to expand renewable energy technology production is significant.
Renewable energy share of total world energy consumption and electricity...
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In part I of this blog https://acfequityresearch.com/decoupling-of-gdp-and-energy-growth/ We discussed some of the fundamental changes in macro-economic relationships happening now and revolving around energy and GDP growth.
In part II we consider some of the implications for extractives (basic resources –...
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In the analysis below ACF takes a short form look at the data within the most recent McKinsey Quarterly report and overlays some of its own interpretation.
When I try to reduce the whole of economics to one idea to...
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