Construction begins at largest wind farm in Australia

China annual power generation from renewable energy sources will reach 3.3 trillion kWh by 2025.

Gas will be critical for an achievable, affordable, sustainable, and secure decarbonization of the global energy system.

Saying no to Russian energy means that Europe will systemically and for the long term become the world’s most costly region for energy resources.

The global energy system is broken and bringing us ever closer to climate catastrophe.

India's oil demand is expected to grow by 245,000 b/d year on year in 2022, revised up by about 20,000 b/d from an earlier outlook, due to better-than-expected demand trends.

China's domestic coal production hit a high of 395.79 million mt in March, before slipping to around 362.80 million mt in April

All this progress, however, could be derailed without a massive overhaul of America’s antiquated electric infrastructure – a task some industry experts say requires more than $2 trillion.

The energy transition to net zero emissions will likely take longer than planned, and the cost will be much higher than most realize.

Truck manufacturers and the freight industry would benefit from a future on-route charging and hydrogen re-fueling system on Britain's motorway (freeway) network.

The energy package due this week may include measures to address the increasing household costs and energy poverty.

Russia’s share of German crude consumption has already declined to 12% from about 35% before the war in Ukraine, according to the Economy Ministry in Berlin.

In early April, the government published its Energy Security Strategy, setting out its ambitions for eight new reactors, plus small modular reactors, helping to produce 24 GWe of nuclear generating capacity by 2050, representing about 25% of the UK's projected electricity demand.

The world added a record 295 gigawatts of new renewable power capacity in 2021, overcoming supply chain challenges, construction delays and high raw material prices, according to the IEA’s latest Renewable Energy Market Update.

The EU wants to combine faster deployment of renewables, greater energy savings, diversification of supplies from international partners and new tools to accelerate investment in a bid to replace coal, oil and natural gas from Russia following the country’s invasion of Ukraine.