What the Fall of the Telegraph Says About Fossil Fuels
The global electric power business is changing. The economic hegemony of fossil fuels (and perhaps nuclear as well)…
Solar Set to Surpass Coal in China, But There’s a Catch
China’s solar generating capacity is poised to exceed coal for the time this year, the China Electricity Council…
‘Rush’ for new coal in China hits record high in 2025 as climate deadline looms
Proposals to build coal-fired plants in China reached a record high in 2025, finds a new study. The…
Fifth offshore wind farm wins legal battle against Trump
President Donald Trump has always been crystal clear about his disdain for wind farms, but his second term’s…
The Global Power Sector Faces a Reckoning in 2026
The global power sector is at a turning point in 2026. Electricity demand growth continues to accelerate, driven…
WA premier Roger Cook extends embattled Griffin Coal’s lifeline, citing energy security concerns
West Australian taxpayers will continue to prop up a foreign-owned coal mine critical to the state’s main power…
Energy Investors Rearrange Priorities, Focus on Supply
For years, energy investors flocked to anything labeled “green” or “clean”, with governments making it clear that there…
Renewables Surge as Coal Remains Backbone
India’s electricity system has moved decisively beyond chronic shortages into a more complex phase of managing utilisation, grid…
The solution to tackling the climate crisis? We need everything – The Irish Times
Having worked on the climate newsbeat for almost a decade, it was easy to notice a recurring trend.…
Türkiye expects ‘game-changing’ 2026 for energy
Türkiye will witness major energy breakthroughs in 2026, from the launch of its first nuclear power plant and…
Study Warns of Increased Deforestation Risks
Growing emphasis on renewable energy could be an “underlying driver of intensified deforestation”, according to a study published…
Australia to Require Up to a Quarter of New Gas for Local
(Bloomberg) — Australia will require natural gas exporters to reserve as much as a quarter of new production…