Are EVs becoming an economic concept?
Boris Johnson has announced that as of 2030 no cars that use petrol and diesel will be sold in the UK...
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Britain’s clean energy grows up
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New fundamental reports show that the industry could help the country in its post-Brexit and post-pandemic recovery...
What Thailand’s clean energy transition looks like
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Energy 4.0 model, active green bond market and Asian Development Bank’s investments are uplifting the country’s efforts in many ways...
Grenergy Renovables plans to build four B20 plants in Latin America
Grenergy Renovables is a Spanish Independent Power Producer that develops renewable energy plants on a large scale...
Mainstream begins building power lines for Chilean clean energy projects
The power lines will connect 630 MW of wind and solar projects as part of Mainstream's 1.3 GW Andes Renovables platform...
Mini-grids: The future of African energy?
Mini-grids have the benefit that they can at a later stage be linked to the national grid and become an integral part of it linked to the national grid and become an integral part of it...
Adnoc, Eni to tap into new opportunities in oil and gas sector
They will explore opportunities in carbon capture utilisation and storage as well as research and development...
Renewable energy: A lucrative investment in Turkey
A quarter of Turkey’s energy comes from renewable sources with a target to achieve 30% by 2030...
The true power play in utility companies today
A fluid customer base, increased media coverage of costs and shifting customer preferences have made digital more important than ever before for utilities and power companies...
How will politics impact your energy bills in 2018?
In times of political turbulence, there is a high risk of power supply being disrupted as felt by residents of the UK now. Phil Foster, managing director of Love Energy Savings weighs in on how international politics will directly impact energy prices this year...