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As several onshore wind markets in Eastern European recently began to lose steam, investors and wind turbine manufacturers turned their attention to Russia.
As we near the mid-point of 2019, we focus on three exciting North Sea exploration areas to discover how the industry is continuing the upward global trend.
Exploring the hybrid investment patterns of North American Independent E&Ps.
On 01 June 2017, President Trump took the first step on the road to reconsidering the best way to meet our climate challenges.
In Norway, interest in the sector is still high, but in the UK, the lowest number of exploration wells for 50 years and another 20% drop in capex point to a deeper malaise.
New projects in countries that impose a high fiscal burden appear significantly less competitive in the corporate portfolio.
A less favourable economic backdrop means Covid-19 looks set to have a bigger impact than the 2003 SARS outbreak did.
In this episode of The LNG Big Chill podcast, we discuss how Covid-19 is hitting an already oversupplied LNG market, whether we will see more cancellations of US LNG cargoes and what this uncertainty means for LNG project FIDs.
How will the oil price crash affect the embryonic energy transition efforts of oil and gas companies? Renewable energy economics suddenly look far more attractive.
Lockdown measures are sending home consumption skywards, and driving demand for flexible packaging.
Capex cuts, deferred projects and new partnerships are a feature of the new industry landscape as chemicals companies adapt to the effects of Covid-19.
The great LNG pushback has started and US supply is out of money. What does this mean for Asian buyers?
Demand destruction and falling revenues leave some industry players at risk of financial distress.
Costs will continue to fall with technology and scaling - average global offshore wind generation cost will be halved by 2028 - but without a clear route-to-market that requires policy and financial support from governments, developers will be hesitant to invest in offshore wind.
Covid-19 has created challenging economics for many petrochemicals players, leaving some at risk of financial distress.
Does LNG stand to benefit? What would it mean for Japan’s emissions?
The growing trend of integrated refinery-chemical facilities is intensifying. Standalone oil refineries, focused only on fuel, are looking increasingly outdated as the energy transition takes hold.
Biosourced, biodegradable polymers are a low-carbon alternative – but they’re yet to break into the mainstream.
Asia’s wealthiest countries will benefit from supporting “loss and damage”
It was a fascinating and unpredictable year for energy and commodities. Take a look at our top 10 most popular articles from the year.
Recycled material is key to a more circular plastics economy – but where local supply struggles to match demand brands may need to weigh up the import option.
Is nuclear key to net zero in Asia?
Key trends from our latest Grid Edge Quarterly Briefing
Difficult times for the upstream wind supply chain as a multitude of issues deteriorate profit margins.
Tesla is working on an affordable electric car which could transform the market
The IRA’s clean electricity tax credits will likely be extended well beyond 2032 – representing trillions of dollars for new renewables and storage projects.
Carbon capture capacity could increase more than sevenfold in the next decade – but there are significant risks to the outlook.
£16 billion will be spent on offshore decommissioning in the coming decade – how can costs be planned and managed effectively?
The growth of distributed energy resources on the grid edge continues to influence many sectors of the energy industry. In recent weeks we’ve seen this play out in everything from the way the federal government is investing in the electricity grid of the future, to the response to blackouts in Texas.
As Europe realigns itself to deliver the increased ambition of 55% emissions reduction targets by 2030, renewables take centre stage. The region’s pipeline of wind and solar developments highlights the essential role that centralised auctions will continue to play. But can they deliver the necessary capacity? And could renewables become a victim of their own success?
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