As Labor Day beckons, the hottest conversation topic isn’t a hit movie or summer pop anthem, but rather the widespread shock that ratepayers are seeing amidst unexpectedly high power bills. While widely […]
U.S. Shale Is Facing Higher Costs and Slowing Productivity
Despite providing most of the growth in global supply over the last decade or so, U.S. shale producers are subject to the effects of the whims of OPEC+, and Saudi Arabia in […]
Clean Hydrogen Projects Face Mounting Cancellations and Delays
Multiple factors have led developers to abandon announced low-carbon hydrogen projects. Strategy pivot is top among them, accounting for 48% of cancelled capacity (24% of project count) and around 6 million tpa […]
The cheapest power plant is in your home
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Paul Hines is vice president of power systems at EnergyHub. America’s grid is under strain. This summer, extreme heat waves […]
Why Model-Based Oil Forecasts Keep Missing the Mark
Last week, oil traders cut their bullish bets on crude to the lowest in 16 years on expectations of a glut. Mostly because many forecasters were reporting a looming glut. Yet the […]
Big business backs 75 pct emissions target as report claims it could boost GDP by $370 billion
More than 350 Australian businesses petition the federal government to set a 75% 2035 emissions reduction target, as a new report argues a strong economic case for high climate ambition. The post […]
India adds 14.3GW utility-scale solar in H1 2025, up 49% year-on-year
According to JMK’s latest report, India RE Update Q2 2025, rooftop solar additions surged 76% year-on-year to reach 3.2GW during the same period. For the full calendar year, India is projected to add 39GW of solar […]
Why the IEA Reinstated Its “Business as Usual” Scenario
A great debate is unfolding about the subjectivity of data in producing the energy outlooks that guide public policy and private spending, shaping the future of the global energy sector. The International […]
The Race to Decarbonize Steel and Cement
As companies worldwide invest in decarbonisation efforts, this has been found to be easier in some industries than others. In hard-to-abate industries, such as steel and cement production, it has proved extremely […]
“Corruption, plain and simple:” Trump orders halt of nearly finished offshore wind farm, citing “security”
Trump administration accused of corruption as it cites security issues to order halt of major offshore wind project using same technology as an existing one next door. The post “Corruption, plain and […]