Project spotlight: top seven power plants set to come online in 2026
In 2026, more than 2,152 power plants currently under construction globally are due to come online, according to Power Technology’s…
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Jackie Park
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New episode: how has Trump 2.0 reshaped the power and oil and gas sectors?
The latest episode of our podcast, Energy Technology: Industry Insights, is out now. President Donald Trump’s return to the White…
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AI in power: new issue of Future Power Technology out now
The latest issue of our digital magazine, Future Power Technology, is out now. Read it online here on any device. In this issue,…
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One year on: how Trump’s second term changed the energy and power landscape
President Donald Trump’s return to the White House in January 2025 marked a decisive shift in energy policy for the…
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Renewables boom aftermath: Brazil’s energy sector tackles excess power supply challenges
Brazil has rapidly consolidated its position as one of the world’s renewable energy powerhouses, driven by an extraordinary boom in…
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A year of power in review: new issue of Future Power Technology out now
The latest issue of our digital magazine, Future Power Technology, is out now. Read it online here on any device. In this issue,…
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Key themes 2025: what data centres, tariffs and grid bottlenecks mean for the energy transition
While 2025 saw clean energy account for the bulk of new capacity additions, grids continued to lag, struggling to integrate…
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2025 in data: power capacity and generation, deals and job trends
From symbolic but disappointing shifts to dramatic trends that skyrocketed, crashed and flattened within the span of a year, 2025…
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Cybersecurity in power: supply chain most vulnerable, varying confidence in resilience
The power sector has experienced rapid digital transformation, significantly optimising productivity across the power value chain and allowing the industry…
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The future of global energy systems in the wake of COP30
COP30 closed in Belém, Brazil, at the end of November with a mixture of reiterated ambitions and familiar policy stalemate.…