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2 November 2026 / Report
Household space cooling in Bangladesh: Role of energy-efficient fans
22 October 2026 / Report
Electrification across the steel value chain
5 November 2026 / Report
LNG-to-power in emerging Asia: A five-year review of project outcomes
Higher LNG costs and project execution risks, combined with falling renewable energy and battery storage costs, suggest that expectations of rapid, sustained LNG demand growth in emerging Asian markets warrant closer scrutiny.
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5 November 2026 / Insights
From one energy crisis to the next: How the EU cut gas demand by a fifth
2 November 2026 / Insights
Despite record summer demand, solar, storage kept ERCOT prices low
28 October 2026 / Briefing Note
Leapfrogging gas: How renewables can unlock new DRI on brownfield sites
27 October 2026 / Report
Indian Oil's petrochemical push: Weighing the financial, climate, and energy security risks
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