Author name: Jorr Fatternack

South Africa’s energy transition is at a crossroads, and the path forward is clear: without significant investment in transmission infrastructure, the country’s ambitious renewable energy plans will remain stranded, quite literally. The stark reality

Gulf’s international expansion and robust financial performance signal a significant shift in the energy sector, with implications that ripple far beyond the company’s balance sheet. The company’s ambitious target of achieving 23,356 MW in total inst

Beale Infrastructure’s revised data center project in Pima County, Arizona, signals a notable shift in the data center industry’s approach to sustainability and community engagement. The company’s decision to adopt air cooling technology with a close

Blackstone Energy Transition Partners’ acquisition of the 620MW Hill Top Energy Center in Western Pennsylvania marks a significant shift in the energy sector, underscoring the growing intersection of energy infrastructure and technological innovation

Ardian’s exit from Hill Top Energy Center, marked by a $1 billion sale to Blackstone Energy Transition Partners, signals a strategic shift in the energy infrastructure landscape. This transaction, coupled with Blackstone’s ambitious plans, could resh

The Brazilian renewable energy sector is grappling with a growing challenge: renewable generation curtailment. As the share of renewable sources in the Brazilian electricity grid increases, so too does the frequency and severity of these curtailments

Ghana’s government has set the stage for a significant infusion of capital into its infrastructure sector, with plans to allocate billions of cedis over the next several years. This “Big Push” initiative, as outlined by Deputy Minister for Finance Th

The Asia-Pacific region is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by ambitious green industrial policies that are reshaping its industrial landscape and energy markets. Governments across the region are deploying a mix of incentives, includi

The combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) market’s projected growth, from USD 15.6 billion in 2025 to USD 27.3 billion by 2035, presents a compelling narrative for the energy sector, one that demands strategic introspection and proactive engagement from

The sale of the Caithness Long Island Energy Center to Connecticut-based Lotus Infrastructure Partners marks a significant shift in Long Island’s energy landscape, with potential implications for the region’s power markets and its transition to clean