Euphorically titled the ‘holy grail of clean energy’, fusion technology promises an almost limitless, stable, and carbon-free power source. Recent advancements are bringing industrial applications in reach, shifting the focus away from primary research-oriented discussions. Yet, addressing the remaining technological,...
Fusion energy stands on the brink of revolutionising the energy sector, offering the promise of an almost limitless, clean, and stable power source. Recent breakthroughs have brought us closer than ever, with successful proof-of-concept trials and the operation of early...
The cost of natural gas in Europe reached €345 per megawatt-hour (MWh) in August 2022, compared to €29 in June 2021. Similarly, the cost of electricity soared to 1,000 €/MWh versus €85 less than a year before. It would be...
Digital transformation and innovation hold the potential to overhaul energy operations, ushering in a new era of consumer experience, placing sustainability at its core, and generating a richer economy. By harnessing the power of innovative engineering, the energy industry can...
As part of the C-suite barometer 2023, we asked business leaders how they are tackling the energy crisis. In this roundtable discussion, Mazars’ Mathieu Mougard and Philippe Bozier are joined by Marc-Antoine Eyl-Mazzega of IFRI, to discuss some of the...
Watch our joint webinar with CMS to learn more about hydrogen. We discuss hydrogen project modelling, the rapidly evolving regulatory aspects supporting the hydrogen economy, and building an effective investment case critical to business decisions. The future of energy production...
Already vital to many industries, UK hydrogen production will need to increase significantly if the country is to achieve its 2050 net-zero target. Since publishing its UK Hydrogen Strategy in August 2021, which included the initial target of producing 5GW...
As countries endeavour to meet increasingly ambitious emission targets, many consider withdrawing from the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT). However, with member parties bound by a 20 year sunset clause, is this the right decision? Why are countries withdrawing from the...
Achieving sustainable mobility requires scaling vehicle sharing, decarbonising the energy system, and funding and building infrastructure for electric vehicles and other alternatives to petroleum. As each country takes its own approach, what steps has Singapore taken to become more energy efficient, and what challenges do we face on the road to sustainability?
The renewable energy sector has experienced its fair share of bad deals. Some sub-sectors and geographies have seen particular systemic issues that go beyond individual projects but the sector has actually been good at learning lessons from failures – especially legal and technical.
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