Power trends: Solar leads Twitter mentions in Q2 2021
Power Technology lists the top five terms tweeted on power in Q2 2021, based on...
Analysis
Show us the money: Sustainable finance tech for COP26 to think about
COP26 is likely to bring more power to the net-zero movement. But what changes can...
The state of UK tidal energy
Despite tidal’s growing popularity across the world, the UK Government is still hesitant as to...
Blockchain: Macroeconomic Trends
Industry alliances or consortia have become popular as implementation of blockchain solutions requires a group...
Blockchain: Technology Trends
The adoption of blockchain technology has been lower compared to other emerging technologies mainly due...
Tracking the power sector’s Covid-19 recovery: How has the sector fared in Q2 2021?
The power sector has emerged as one of the worst performers in the world economy when it comes to post-pandemic perfomance in Q2 2021. Activity levels in the sector were…
The Metaverse: Future of post-pandemic business, or just another attempt to kickstart VR/AR adoption?
Tech business leaders are talking up the metaverse. But is this anything more than yet another attempt to get us all to start using VR? Giacomo Lee finds out.
A $550bn project: inside the US’s massive clean energy investment
The US Government is considering a $550bn clean energy bill that will modernise everything from power generation to bus networks.
Twitter round-up: Mike Hudema’s tweet on Vietnam’s solar revolution the most popular tweet in August 2021
Power Technology lists five of the most popular tweets on solar power in August 2021 based on data from GlobalData’s Influencer Platform.
Barriers to batteries: new issue of Future Power Technology out now
In this issue: hurdles to batteries’ role in the energy transition, European wind power regulation, the US’s massive clean energy investment, and more.
Where are power industry operations and technology companies focusing their cloud hiring efforts?
Companies are increasingly hiring for cloud roles in the power sector, but some parts of the world are proving more attractive than others
