Nuclear needs ‘humility’: Kairos Power CTO on Hermes 2, safety, costs and scaling
Kairos Power has emerged as one of the most closely watched US advanced nuclear developers, backed by Big Tech and…
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Australia’s coal phase-out requires rapid dispatchable replacement, says GlobalData
Australia operates one of the world’s fastest-decarbonising power systems, marked by a rapid shift away from thermal baseload generation toward…
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US selects 14 hydropower projects for testing support
The US Department of Energy (DOE) has selected 14 hydropower projects to begin negotiations for testing support through its Hydropower…
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Gastech 2026: from LNG’s long-term outlook to future fuels and AI
Gastech 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand, brought together tens of thousands of energy professionals from more than 150 countries to discuss…
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Exclusive: CATL execs on the European storage market and new battery tech – Part 2
In Part 1, Hank Zhao and Bruce Li discuss how they have navigated leadership positions, applying learnings from CATL’s automotive…
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Drones in solar: where can automation deliver the most value?
Solar farms are getting bigger every year, and with them, so are the challenges of design, construction and maintenance. Drones…
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Exclusive: CATL execs say energy storage industry ‘has to catch up’ – Part 1
In its early years, Chinese battery leader CATL focused on electric vehicles (EVs), riding the explosive growth of the global…
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AI in smart grids: how grid tech is navigating challenges and opportunities
AI represents a huge opportunity for the grid sector as electricity networks become more decentralised and load patterns become increasingly…
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Lessons from the Iran war: China’s oil buffer and energy resilience, tested
The 2026 Iran war and subsequent closure of the Strait of Hormuz was yet another harsh wake-up call to the entire world about…
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Energy security is reshaping Asia’s investment priorities
The Strait of Hormuz has returned to the centre of global energy markets for familiar reasons. Around one-fifth of global…