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UK oil and gas production has fallen, and the country is unlikely to ever become self-sufficient for fossil energy again. Still, the UK continues to sell offshore oil and gas leases, claiming it will secure the country’s energy supply

Evidence continues to mount that the world is beyond peak coal consumption and that its appetite for thermal coal is waning.

In this briefing paper, the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA)provides an updated review of global coal demand, in particular with respect to China.

T4 is an obvious stranded asset in the making—a US$3.8 billion white elephant by any other name—and it doesn’t warrant commission consent.

PLN has fallen into a modern-day debt trap and to come out of it, they have to give up their dependence on fossil fuel and the old-fashioned mindset.

KEPCO’s proposed Bylong Coal Project, conceived in a previous energy era, is outdated now because of significant energy policy changes in South Korea.

The KPMG had submitted an Economic Assessment of the Cost Benefit Analysis on which the IEEFA experts have provided their opinion on the Rix's Creek Extension.

France, traditionally a leading exporter of electricity to the rest of Europe, is now in the position of needing to import power.

The Australian government may be relying on inaccurate financial assumptions for its gas-fired recovery as many gas-fired power plants are being operated less.

India, with its green hydrogen leadership ambitions, can influence the pace and direction of the hydrogen agenda during its G20 presidency.