Driven by global climate and carbon reduction goals, the offshore wind industry is expected to reach 234 GW by 2030,

The solar capacity addition in India in the first quarter of 2020 was the lowest since 2016.

The way to climate neutrality has to be paved by a multitude of technologies, approaches and market mechanisms. Within this mix, flexibility stands out as one of the essential features of the energy system of the future.

With renewable energy making up a staggering 70% of Kenya’s energy mix in 2018 (Onyango, 2018) and as high as 87% as of January 2020, (Zarembka, 2020) one would be curious to see what steps Kenya took to shape its renewable energy landscape and attract private sector investment.

Australian gas exporters argue that their projects are not contingent on Chinese buyers in a growing Asian market.

The ageing reactor fleet across Europe is reaching its 40th year in many countries and decommissioning of these plants is inevitable.

By August production of crude oil had risen to 10.6 million b/d in the United States,

The UAE's Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation (FANR) and Saudi Arabia's Nuclear and Radiological Regulatory Commission (NRRC) have agreed to cooperate in nuclear and radiation regulatory matters, and to form topical working groups.

Qatar currently has an LNG production capacity of some 77 million mt/year, but has plans to boost it to 110 million mt/year by 2025 with the addition of four more trains and to 126 million mt/year by 2027 with the addition of two further trains.

The pressure on Energy Solution Providers has been building for quite some time. Instead of backing coal, new finance is getting behind renewable energy and putting shareholder pressure on forcing decisions on those still involved in the fossil fuel areas.

For the offshore wind sector in general, 2020 is shaping up to be a very successful and promising year.

The main question is how to design a better system of Generation, Transmission and Distribution of Electric Energy, with low carbon, without reducing the reliability and without imposing undue and unnecessary costs.

"Nuclear power is enjoying a sustained growth in capacity at the fastest rate in 25 years,"

EIA forecasts wind’s share to reach 10.3% in 2021.

Goldman Sachs predicted that green hydrogen will become a $12-trillion market by 2050.