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The New Kosovo Power Plant: An Unnecessary Burden at an Unreasonable Cost (Update)

With a lack of new capacity construction being blamed for the power crisis, Sri Lanka should be careful to avoid the mistakes made in other Asian countries now suffering from excessively optimistic demand growth forecasts, and the resulting…

Australia: Investing in carbon capture and storage and relying on voluntary actions on emissions is like revisiting the olden days

Europe: Beyond coronavirus—why a carbon fee and dividend make sense

Even as forecasts signal decline in global thermal coal markets, Australia courts new mines

Electricity consumers ostensibly would save money under a proposal requiring them to pay conventional power generators not only for the electricity produced but also, as an extra fee, for the power plants’ generating capacity, whether needed…

Global investment is racing to meet the IEA’s Net Zero by 2050 roadmap – how will this impact India?

U.S.: Wind farms are forever

Australia is the second largest exporter of gas in the world. Why would we ever import gas? Our very own Department of Industry, Innovation and Science ranked Australia’s market share at 20 per cent of world gas exports in 2017.

India’s Electricity-Sector Transformation Is Happening Now