Is Mexico’s 55% energy market nationalisation an anti-business move?
Mexico’s government has consolidated its control over more than half of the country’s power industry following state utility Comision Federal…
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The rise of the smart city: how AI and IoT are revolutionising city life
City planning at its core is somewhat ubiquitous. Every city aims to provide the same basic amenities to its residents,…
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Mitsubishi Power begins operations at 693MW gas-fired US plant
Mitsubishi Power has begun commercial operations at the PowerSouth Energy Co-operative’s new 693MW Lowman Energy Center (LEC) in Leroy, Alabama.…
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Japan readies to lead the world in offshore wind
In December of last year, Japan’s first commercial offshore wind farm came online, with a capacity of 140MW. It is,…
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EU to launch quest for raw materials critical for cleantech
As they debated how to respond to green subsidies in the US Inflation Reduction Act at a summit in Brussels…
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Facing headwinds at home, Europe and Japan are pushing waste-to-energy technology across South East Asia
“The project developer said all is good,” says Kampol Wadnoi, a village leader from Thalang, in the west of Thailand,…
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Why repowering is key to hitting the UK’s onshore wind targets
On Tuesday 6 December, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Business Secretary Grant Shapps reached a much-anticipated deal overturning the…
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Why banks are key to turning the tide on oil and gas
At the end of October, just ahead of the COP27 climate conference, Lloyds Banking Group – the UK’s biggest domestic…
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Market interventions killing industry’s access to renewable power – BASF Renewable Energy CEO
At the beginning of the year, Germany’s BASF, the world’s largest chemicals company, announced it was bundling all its activities…
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How Europe’s energy crisis has impacted corporate renewable PPAs
The corporate renewable power purchase agreement (PPA) market in Europe grew by almost seven times between 2016 and 2021, but…
