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30 August 2016

How the grid was won: three scenarios for the distributed grid in 2030

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How the grid was won: three scenarios for the distributed grid in 2030

Following our acquisition of Greentech Media, we wanted to share a recent article it produced exploring the future of the distributed grid.

25 May 2016

Tesla Model 3: does it signal an electric car revolution?

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Tesla Model 3: does it signal an electric car revolution?

The electric car revolution – Fact or fiction?

08 November 2016

The rise of electric vehicles: what does it mean for European power demand?

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The rise of electric vehicles: what does it mean for European power demand?

From less than 10,000 new cars in 2010 to 190,000 in 2015, Europe’s EV fleet is growing fast: what impact will this have on power demand?

14 June 2017

The US withdrawal from Paris Agreement won't halt rise of renewables in Asia Pacific

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The US withdrawal from Paris Agreement won't halt rise of renewables in Asia Pacific

Mainstream climate consensus still favours a low-carbon energy transition

08 April 2016

Decoding the Clean Power Plan

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Decoding the Clean Power Plan

Decoding the Clean Power Plan using Wood Mackenzie's CPP Analytics Suite

26 January 2017

Europe power & renewables 2016 in review: gas benefits from coal and nuclear losses

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Europe power & renewables 2016 in review: gas benefits from coal and nuclear losses

European gas-fired power supply makes gains as coal and nuclear output falls.

29 July 2016

Hinkley Point C: one step forward, one step back

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Hinkley Point C: one step forward, one step back

The Hinkley Point C new-nuclear project reaches a significant milestone, but is it any closer to the supply of first power?

24 March 2017

Rationalising China's power market: proposals, actions and outlook

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Rationalising China's power market: proposals, actions and outlook

China’s 13th five-year plan aims to tackle challenges in the power sector, but sweeping reforms are required to implement them.

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