The global green hydrogen market is projected to undergo massive expansion over the next decade, swelling from USD 2.79 billion in 2025 to nearly $75 billion by 2032, according to a new […]
The gas death spiral is here: Why “user pays” could create a zombie network
The death spiral for gas networks is inevitable. Chaos is optional. The post The gas death spiral is here: Why “user pays” could create a zombie network appeared first on Renew Economy. […]
GE Vernova expects to end 2025 with an 80-GW turbine backlog that stretches into 2029
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. 80 GW Estimated gas turbine backlog by year-end 2025. 24 GW Expected annual gas turbine manufacturing capacity in […]
New York targets power sector carbon allowances in proposed climate regulations
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. New York can more aggressively target its carbon emission reduction goals by reducing the number and scope of the Regional […]
New Permitting Freeze Threatens Hundreds of U.S. Solar and Wind Projects
Solar and wind project approvals on federal lands have virtually stopped this year as the Trump Administration rolls back Biden-era clean energy laws and permitting regulations and shows openly hostile attitude toward […]
Corporate buyers contracted for 20.4 GW of ‘clean’ energy so far this year: CEBA
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Corporate buyers contracted to buy about 20.4 GW of “clean” power from January to September, including 3.4 GW […]
World hits ‘heroic achievement’ of 1TW of operating utility-scale solar capacity
These companies are led by US-based SOLV Energy, which is responsible for 15.5GW of operational capacity, ahead of fellow US firm McCarthy Building (8.5GW) and India-based Larsen & Toubro (7.2GW). However, Wiki-Solar […]
A New Wave of Merger Mania Is About to Hit the Shale Patch
A new wave of consolidation is on the horizon for small- and medium-sized US shale producers, largely driven by an appetite for scale in a merger and acquisition (M&A) environment that is […]
EIA cuts 2026 power generation forecast by more than a percentage point
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. The Energy Information Administration cut its 2026 forecast electricity generation growth by 50% from last month “based on how much large […]
Microgrids Set for $17 Billion Boom as Central Grids Fail
The global energy landscape is undergoing a decisive structural shift, moving away from the century-old model of centralized utility dependence toward localized, autonomous power networks. According to a new industry report by […]