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Australia continues to blindly court local and multinational mining companies with one of the largest untapped thermal coal deposits in the world, despite the global pipeline of new coal-fired power plants continuing to shrink and global…

Rapid expansion of renewable energy combined with weakening electricity demand are driving a structural decline in seaborne thermal coal markets.

We believe the long-term trajectory for renewable energy in India is still intact, even though recent global events have pushed policymakers to expand the use of domestic thermal energy. IEEFA and CEF forecast that India will add 35-40GW…

Wind-solar hybrid (WSH), which harnesses both solar and wind energy, is fast emerging as a viable new renewable energy system in India.

PFC also expands lending to renewables

As India's renewable energy sector growth continues to outpace all other global economies, the Budget announcement on issuing green bonds - which are among the most widely used instruments for funding green infrastructure - will massively…

The burden of capacity over-expansion based on imported fossil fuels threatens to overwhelm the financial status of the Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB). Significant and economically damaging power tariff growth looks increasingly…

The Prime Ministers of India and Bangladesh will shortly inaugurate the Rampal coal-fired power plant in the midst of ongoing power cuts in the latter nation. However, the new plant – a joint venture between state-owned companies NTPC of…

Private equity, part of the fossil fuel problem, can play a role in its solution

India’s climate commitments call for greater adoption of renewables. yet, there is renewed momentum for fossil fuels