Chris Lo

All articles by Chris Lo

1. Debate: were 2019 carbon successes a one-off or a sign of things to come?

   JP Casey: 2019 proved clean energy does not come at a cost No-one doubts that cutting carbon is a long-term…
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   19 May
2. Breaking cover: is coal becoming uninsurable?

   For those whose business is calculating, managing and pricing risk, there is nothing more concerning today than climate change. In…
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   23 Apr
3. Energiewende: assessing Angela Merkel’s clean energy legacy

   More than 30 years after starting her political career and after nearly 15 years as national leader, Chancellor Angela Merkel…
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   12 Dec
4. Could the Regulated Asset Base model unlock UK nuclear?

   At the beginning of September, the UK government announced that the world’s first full-scale nuclear power station – Sellafield’s Calder…
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   14 Nov
5. Nuclear renationalisation: the debate

   Molly Lempriere: Clean, predictable nuclear power is worth protecting from a fluctuating market As the world faces the energy trilemma…
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   17 Jul
6. Algal biofuel: the long road to commercial viability

   A decade ago, the green technology space was alight with the energy potential of algae. Fuel derived from algae, dubbed…
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   9 Apr
7. Functional fashion: mini solar cells could transform wearable energy

   At the macro end of the solar spectrum, discussions in the industry revolve around some of the biggest challenges facing…
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   20 Mar
8. Is Russia finally ready to embrace renewable energy?

   As a country that plays host to the world’s largest natural gas reserves and the second-largest reserves of thermal coal,…
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   5 Dec
9. Australia’s energy future in the balance: a deeper look at the NEG

   The political waters in Canberra around energy and climate change policy have been muddy for years. There are miles of…
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   17 Oct
10. Can Australia bring its sky-high energy prices down to earth?

    For decades, Australia has borne the nickname ‘the lucky country’ to describe various fortuitous circumstances that have played in the…
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    1 Oct