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The U.S. solar market installed 3.6 gigawatts (GW) of new solar photovoltaic (PV) capacity in Q1 2020, representing its largest first quarter ever and 40% of all new electric generating capacity additions in the United States.
Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean saw a record 1,830 megawatts (MW) of new wind power capacity installed across the region in 2019 – a 126% year-on-year increase in additions, according to new research from Wood Mackenzie.
We explored how the market for EVs might develop in Part 1. This week Ed Rawle, Head of Oils Research, chats about the implications for global oil demand.
By 2025, wind, solar and battery costs will fall by 15%, 25% and 50%, respectively, and renewables are expected to double in capacity to account for 67% of South Australia’s total power capacity.
Oil and gas prices aren’t the only things that have fallen — renewable energy costs have, too.
On 01 June 2017, President Trump took the first step on the road to reconsidering the best way to meet our climate challenges.
Energy systems have been transformed by regulation and the progress of technology. Global awareness of climate change will only accelerate this trend. Understand how increasing the rate of growth of alternatives to fossil fuels will change energy markets the world over.
China and the US — the world’s biggest greenhouse gas emitters — have performed a spectacular U-turn on climate change policy.
President Donald Trump announced yesterday his intention to withdraw the US from the Paris Agreement on climate change, which aims to limit global temperature change to 2°C above pre-industrial levels.
To limit greenhouse gas emissions, many countries have already increased focus on energy efficiency, renewable energy and switching away from coal. But will it be enough?
According to Verisk Maplecroft’s Climate Change Vulnerability Index, 18 of the 20 most vulnerable countries to climate change are found in COP22’s host continent.
Electric vehicles are rising in global popularity and the European market has seen 160,000 EVs flood the market in the past three years.
The market used to worry about peak oil supply. Now the focus has shifted. With the world now considering a structural decline in oil demand, which sectors will feel the greatest impact?
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.
A growing list of zero carbon technologies are vying for capital as energy companies build for the energy transition. In this week's Edge, Simon Flowers looks at why offshore wind stands out from the pack.
The momentum is clear, despite COVID-19 impacts in 2021
Big Oil is on the move, feeling its way into a changing energy world. There are two sides to adapting: how to decarbonise oil and gas and how to build a sustainable business around zero-carbon technology. European and US Majors are following two very different paths.
Weakness in the global markets for solar modules and batteries is pushing down system costs in the United States
Does LNG stand to benefit? What would it mean for Japan’s emissions?
Despite EU leaders reaching agreement on the €750 bn pandemic recovery package, a substantial hurdle remains; ratifying the deal in the European Parliament, where its green credentials will be scrutinised
The UK is home to around 35% of the world’s installed offshore wind capacity. Technology evolution will be vital to maintain the growth of the sector.
Why the state won't let go of nine gas plants set to retire this year
Midstream companies can be energy-intense, particularly if their operations include processing infrastructure.
Today there are only 15 commercial wind leases in the , and a number of them are held by the same group of companies
Implementation delays continued to affect distributed energy resource (DER) deployments in the second quarter of 2020, but the pandemic is also boosting investment in some areas
Tesla has introduced a standardized approach to solar sales, but the approach is a gamble for the company and solar customers
Beyond mapping and dispatching DERs for system-wide or targeted grid benefits, DERMS providers often use proprietary analytics to optimise DERs’ participation in wholesale markets.
The European Majors’ energy transition strategies continue to accelerate, with increasingly ambitious (and competitive) carbon reduction targets and New Energy portfolios. Meanwhile, the transatlantic divide with the US Majors is becoming deeper, with little sign yet that the US oil majors will follow their European peers’ corporate transformations.
The move is the first publicly confirmed (near) net-zero goal by an Asian national oil company, a recognition by one of the world’s largest producers that it must address carbon emissions and adapt to the energy transition.
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