India’s hydro conflict: new issue of Future Power Technology out now
In this issue: the battle over hydropower in India, Norway’s boom in European power exports, questioning Europe’s energy transition success, and more.
Analysis
Green hydrogen, green energy: inside Brazil’s $5.4bn green hydrogen plant
Enegix plans to build the world’s largest green hydrogen plant in Brazil, a $5.4bn project...
A $40m investment: could Eavor help geothermal realise its potential?
Geothermal power is one of the world’s most high-potential, yet rarely delivered, energy sources. Could a new $40m investment from...
The future of smart home energy
With energy innovations quickly spreading to more areas of our lives, the future of smart home energy is quickly advancing...
Q&A: IDTechEx’s Peter Harrop on the growth and opportunities in solar vehicles
Market researcher IDTechEx recently released the second edition of its solar vehicles outlook, within 12 months of the first edition....
EU energy policy: world-leading, insufficient, or both?
From the beginning, the proposed European Green Deal echoes the name of the now-infamous Green New Deal. This set of principles sets out a method of fully decarbonising developed economies…
How Norway became Europe’s biggest power exporter
Renewables threaten to revolutionise the geopolitics of power generation, but until then, location is everything. Germany consumes the largest amount of power in Europe, with most of this coming from…
In for a penny: could pension fund reform make or break clean energy investment?
While towering wind turbines and sprawling solar facilities may draw much of the public’s attention with regard to new clean power investment, there is an entirely different stream of revenue…
Is this the golden age of battery innovation?
Energy storage has taken off since the millennium. In 2000, the European Patent Office (EPO) had registered 1,029 unique invention patents filed at two or more offices worldwide, a measure…
The power of the pension: new issue of Future Power Technology out now
Pension funds hold much of the world’s wealth, a significant proportion of which is invested in energy and, more often than not, in ‘tried and tested’ traditional forms such as…
Debate: subsidies versus carbon pricing in European renewables
Energy subsidies have long formed a key component of Europe’s push towards a green economy, with it understood that government subsidies for new renewable power projects help overcome the prohibitive…
