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Experts see economic drawbacks and risks for revenues and sovereign wealth fund
Kaieteur News in collaboration with Kaieteur Radio will host a live-streamed end-of-year debate in Guyana on December 31 at 11:00 AM GYT (10:00 AM EST). Panelists will explore Guyana’s first year as an oil-producing state, what went right, what went wrong, the global outlook for oil and gas, and the steps needed to ensure transparency […]
Press Release and Elrika Hamdi
The utility has added IDR100 trillion in debt annually for the last five years
September 3, 2020 (IEEFA) — Utilities globally started changing the way they do business years ago, but Indonesia’s PLN power company stands out as a laggard, focused on a confused menu of piecemeal generation options rather than holistic planning that provides system-level solutions, finds a new report from IEEFA, the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial […]
Press Release, Gerard Wynn, Arjun Flora and Paolo Coghe
Case studies in Poland confirm RWH alternative to coal plants and reduced investment risks
June 10, 2020 (IEEFA LONDON) ‒ Captured waste heat from local industry in southern Poland can compete with fossil fuel plants to supply affordable heating for local homes through district heating networks, providing cleaner air and attractive financial returns for investors, according to an IEEFA study published today. IEEFA found that the main barrier to […]
Press Release, Gerard Wynn, Arjun Flora and Paolo Coghe
10 czerwca, IEEFA (LONDYN) − Jak wynika z opublikowanego w środę badania przeprowadzonego przez IEEFA, ciepło odpadowe odzyskane z lokalnego przemysłu na południu Polski może konkurować z zakładami zasilanymi paliwami kopalnymi, dostarczając przy pomocy lokalnych systemów ciepłowniczych przystępne w cenie ogrzewanie do lokalnych domów, zapewniając czystsze powietrze, a inwestorom atrakcyjne zyski finansowe. IEEFA doszło do […]
Press Release and Gerard Wynn
Polish case study shows how captured waste heat can compete with fossil fuel plants
The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis will host a webinar on Wednesday, June 10, to present the findings of a new report entitled, “Financing a Greener European Heating Sector: A Polish Case Study.” The reports shows that captured waste heat from local industry in southern Poland can compete with fossil fuel plants to […]
Gerard Wynn and Guest Commentary: Gerard Reid
Dividends can benefit consumers while building momentum towards renewables
A world emerging from economic lockdown can seize the opportunity to return to growth on a sustainable path, by introducing a carbon fee that will motivate badly needed investments in clean infrastructure, provide regulatory security to investors and businesses, and create a wave of entrepreneurship that will be good for the economy and the environment. […]
Guest Commentary: Amanda Ormond and Karl Cates
The shift away from coal should enhance rather than weaken basic services
Arizona is losing its coal industry faster than anyone ever expected, and the state’s power generation sector can and should be reinvesting heavily now in the towns, counties and communities hit hard by this sudden turn. A report we published in February shows what’s happening in the industry across greater Arizona, where electricity generation is […]
Tom Sanzillo
Even if entire relief program were to go to oil and gas, none of sector’s fundamental problems would be fixed
The federal government recently decided to provide cash to businesses that have been harmed by the coronavirus pandemic. The cash is designed to help businesses survive what is expected to be a short-term economic disruption. The oil and gas industry is also being considered for support. The industry, however, does not only face a short-term […]
Press Release, Suzanne Mattei and Tom Sanzillo
Demand projections unrealistic – more sustainable and affordable options available
April 17, 2020 (IEEFA NEW YORK) ‒ National Grid’s proposed Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) pipeline will cost at least $1 billion to build, supplying gas for which there is no demonstrable need, according to a report submitted to regulators today by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA). The NESE pipeline would channel […]
Press Release and David Schlissel
HB1414 means two aging coal plants likely to stay open, a setback for consumers and businesses
April 8, 2020 (IEEFA U.S.) – Hoosiers could be on the hook for an additional $128 million as a result of House Bill 1414 which was passed by the Indiana General Assembly in March, according to a report released today by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA), an Ohio-based energy think tank. […]
IEEFA report: In a deepening debt hole of $34 billion, Indonesia’s PLN must stop digging
The utility has added IDR100 trillion in debt annually for the last five yearsSeptember 3, 2020 (IEEFA) — Utilities globally started changing the way they do business years ago, but Indonesia’s PLN power company stands out as a laggard, focused on a confused menu of piecemeal generation options rather than holistic planning that provides system-level solutions, finds a new report from IEEFA, the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial […]