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In this briefing note, the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) explores regulatory, market, technology and reputational risks resulting from the transformation of global energy markets – with a focus on the…

The New York State and City public pension funds, collectively valued at over $300 billion, should divest their holdings in coal mining companies.

The purpose of this Report is to inform policymakers and other interested stakeholders regarding the future of the Bridgeport Harbor Unit 3 power plant in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

China’s carbon neutral bonds fail to restrict the use of funds to green projects and are adding to the working capital of coal-dominated state-owned enterprises (SOEs).

Closure of Texas Petra Nova carbon capture project shows likely fate of other coal-fired CCS initiatives.

Guyana government officials face a decision on a request from ExxonMobil to renew an environmental permit for offshore oil operations that will continue a series of one-sided decisions that have given the company substantial financial…

Four of the world’s five largest oil and gas companies spent more cash on dividends and share buybacks during Q1 than they generated from their core business operations.

COVID-19 and the global recession are reshaping Indonesia’s economic outlook in ways that will impact PLN's future

The North American fracking sector once again spent more on drilling than it realized from sales of oil and gas.

2018 was not a financial success for the US fracking industry, despite record-setting production.