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The impact of China’s power crunch is being felt globally. As Beijing’s ‘at all costs’ directive pushes coal and gas prices higher, governments, energy suppliers and customers across Asia and Europe are bracing for a tough winter ahead.
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Eni is growing its level of investment in UK Dogger Bank, the world’s largest offshore wind farm, currently under construction. We discuss Eni's growth strategy in offshore wind using Lens Power Valuations.
Covid-19 made mincemeat of energy price forecasts. From the depths of the oil price crash in March 2020 to the surge in Asian spot gas prices to over US$50/mmbtu for the first time ever earlier this month, the pandemic has shredded predictions (and egos) as fast as they could be produced.
In China transport generates 25% of emissions, in Europe 27% and in the US a whopping 29%. Electric vehicles offer a road to redemption for the sector.
Energy and commodity markets are transforming, and so is the role of ports. What are the key questions for port operators and investors as global economies push for net zero?
We estimate that if all pledges made at COP26 are actioned, the world could reach a 2 °C pathway, although we would still fall short of 1.5 °C.
The vast majority of carbon emissions from Asia Pacific are now covered by net zero targets. Wind and solar generation will be critical to achieving this but must be combined with energy storage.
Solar power becoming more competitive, falling costs and green hydrogen policy developments could all incentivise more solar PV deployment.
Despite a lack of globally aligned policies and projects for carbon reduction, we see COP26 as a qualified success. So, what are the implications?
Cost reductions for low-carbon hydrogen are critical to enable a swift energy transition.
The supply imbalance for critical battery materials is the greatest challenge to transport electrification. Li-ion recycling will have only a limited impact to 2030.
Opposing dynamics – from escalating supply chain constraints to the Build Back Better (BBB) Act – could drive the biggest fluctuations in near-term US solar capacity since 2016.
Given the right market and policy environment, green hydrogen has potential as a key driver for the net zero goals of many nations who participated in COP26.
Low-carbon ammonia is emerging as a carrier of choice for hydrogen exports, but it’s not without its challenges.
There’s no shortage of ambition or growth potential in the power and renewables sector. But while energy transition momentum builds, near-term risks have also risen.
As power price records continue to get smashed – and net zero ambitions soar – what does the coming year have in store for European power and renewables?
An estimated 18 GW of wind, solar and storage is expected to come online in Latin America in 2022, representing 9% growth year-on-year.
Expanded incentives and program allocations boost the forecast for US community solar – but siting and interconnection challenges are growing.
Combined with existing market tightness, concerns over disruption to Russian energy supplies in the event of conflict in Ukraine have pushed spot prices towards record levels. Across virtually all energy and natural resources, backwardation is back with a bang.
A strategic partnership between Oman and bp highlights the importance of location in green hydrogen project economics.
In our rapid response webinar, our experts discussed the impact the crisis in Ukraine is having on global commodities.
US solar will face supply chain constraints in 2022. Installations will continue to be challenged by limited equipment, higher pricing and trade and policy.
The grid-scale and distributed battery storage segments have delivered record-breaking growth in the US – despite challenges and project delays.
Energy access is still a dream for many, including families in Puerto Rico still struggling with an unstable power grid in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
As the pressure to cut emissions intensifies, no company can remain above the fray. But while the Majors and other international oil companies face increasing calls to decarbonise, many of the world’s largest national oil companies (NOCs) have so far avoided the same level of scrutiny.
With the cost of green hydrogen set to plummet, demand will soar – but policy support and investment of at least US$600 billion is required.
Ambitious European net zero targets, cutting dependency on Russian fossil fuel, regulatory change and growing investor confidence will unlock 42 GW of vital energy storage capacity.
North American gas prices were quiet for more than a decade. Now changing market conditions are creating increased volatility
China will account for almost half of new wind capacity over the next decade – but wind remains a global growth story, with the US and Germany leading the rest of the pack
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