Author name: Jorr Fatternack

Syria’s signing of a $7 billion memorandum of understanding with a consortium of Qatari, Turkish, and U.S. companies to develop major power generation projects is a seismic shift in the country’s energy landscape and a bold move that could reshape re

Syria’s recent agreement with a consortium led by Qatar’s UCC Holding to develop major power generation projects signals a pivotal shift in the country’s energy landscape and broader geopolitical dynamics. The $7 billion investment, aimed at construc

CMS Energy Corporation is doubling down on its commitment to a greener future, but the path ahead is fraught with both opportunities and challenges. The company’s ambitious plans to invest $20 billion in infrastructure and clean power production over

Europe’s energy landscape is at a crossroads, and the recent Iberian blackout serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need for transformation. The continent’s heavy reliance on costly energy imports has long been a thorn in the side of economic stab

The recent halts in thermal power generation on Korea’s East Coast serve as a stark reminder of the challenges plaguing the country’s energy sector. The delays in transmission line construction have not only led to operational stoppages but also rais

TAQA Morocco’s bold USD 14 billion investment in Morocco’s energy and water infrastructure is a seismic shift that could reshape the North African nation’s economic landscape and set new benchmarks for sustainable development. This isn’t just about b

The sudden pivot in US foreign policy towards Syria, marked by the lifting of sanctions and high-level diplomatic engagements, has sent shockwaves through the energy sector and beyond. This dramatic shift, coupled with the EU’s decision to follow sui

Governors across the nation are increasingly recognizing the power of innovative funding and financing mechanisms to accelerate energy projects and meet ambitious energy goals. By braiding private, state, and federal resources, these leaders are not

PPL Corporation, with its $25.48 billion market capitalization, stands at a pivotal moment in the energy sector. The company’s strategic pivot from coal to cleaner energy sources is not just a response to regulatory pressures but a proactive move tha

The latest revelations from Boston University’s Institute for Global Sustainability should send shockwaves through the energy sector. Nuclear power plants, often touted as a stable and predictable source of low-carbon energy, have been revealed as fi