Current carbon developments would lock in unsustainable future
An investigation has found that the pace of fossil fuel developments still exceeds necessary decarbonisation.
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As Ukraine war rumbles on, EU looks to turn energy promises into actions
The European Commission is poised to unveil legislative proposals underpinning March’s REPowerEU plan to wean the EU off Russian fossil…
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UK faces power supply security questions following Brexit and Russia-Ukraine crisis
The UK is actively involved in power exchanges with several European countries.
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Is the GCC serious about averting climate catastrophe?
GCC nations continue to contribute to climate change through high domestic emissions and vast hydrocarbon exports, but for how much…
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Twenty20 Energy to build gas-fired power plant in Papua New Guinea
The company also plans to acquire a stake in the power plant by investing 20% of the required capital for…
Will renewables bring light to a particularly dark situation in Lebanon?
Decades of mismanagement and corruption have left Lebanon with an unreliable energy system. A shift to renewables could help but…
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Russia’s energy blackmail of Europe has begun
Vladimir Putin has told European countries that they must pay for imports of gas in roubles, in response to sanctions…
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Siemens Energy to supply combined-cycle power units in China
The units will be provided to power plants in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.