Available here: The Renovation Wave: A Make or Break for the European Green Deal European buildings are old and too often inefficient, past policies have not delivered and the amount of investment into […]
How Big Can the Tesla Bubble Get?
Here’s one fact that somehow transcends logic: Tesla is worth five times more than GM and Ford—combined. The EV company, which for quite some time served as a laughing stock for conservative […]
Light Sweet Crude Oil Is Taking Over The Market
The popularity of light sweet crude oil among refiners is growing at a solid clip. The ongoing push to combat climate change and ever stricter regulations over fuel emissions is forcing refiners […]
What’s the Future of Solar Development in Latin America?
Despite coronavirus-related setbacks, 2020 will be one of the biggest years for solar demand in Latin America. The period 2020-2025 will see utility-scale solar grow in many countries in the region, led […]
A Wave Of Stranded Oil Assets Is Coming To The U.S. Shale Patch
The coronavirus crisis and the crash in oil prices has unleashed a new wave of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the industry, most evident in the U.S. shale patch. But the wave […]
Hydrogen can be distributed in Britain’s gas networks, new study finds
Repurposing an existing network Hydrogen can be distributed in Britain’s gas networks, new study finds Hydrogen Deblending could provide a means to transition from a 20% to a 100% hydrogen network, providing customers […]
Hydrogen and ammonia: creating a market for new green marine fuels
Hydrogen and ammonia – green marine fuelsBoth hydrogen and ammonia can be entirely emission-free fuels. The way they are produced determines their total carbon footprint. The two fuels are related, as ammonia […]
The Green Hydrogen Problem That No One Is Talking About
Gigawatt upon gigawatt of green hydrogen capacity is being planned across Europe, Asia, and Australia. According to proponents of the technology, green hydrogen – the kind produced through electrolysis powered by solar, […]
The World Energy Outlook (WEO) 2020 at a glance
In October 2020, the International Energy Agency (IEA) published its annual flagship, the World Energy Outlook (WEO) 2020. Analysts and politicians observe and use the IEA’s scenarios as an outlook on the […]
How Utilities Can Avoid Being Financially Swamped by the Coal Closure Wave
Coal-fired power is an increasingly bad business for utilities and their customers. In December 2019, Morgan Stanley noted “the fastest-growing U.S. utilities are those that are moving most aggressively toward clean energy…[while […]
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