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This regulatory overhaul in Colombia is set to send shockwaves through the natural gas market, stirring up a scene that has traditionally been dominated by state-owned entities and long-term contracts. The new framework, aimed at encouraging private

Inflation and political uncertainty have dealt a blow to large-scale carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) projects in the U.S., casting a shadow over the decarbonisation efforts of industries like cement, steel, and chemicals. The technology

The hydropower plant construction market is abuzz with activity, as revealed by a report valuing it at USD 94.31 billion in 2023, with projections to hit USD 150.44 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 5.3% from 2025 to 2032. This growth isn’t just

This monumental $100 billion investment in U.S. grid batteries isn’t just about pumping funds into a sector; it’s about sparking a homegrown energy storage revolution. This isn’t a quiet nudge, it’s a seismic shove towards making the U.S. a global ba

The unprecedented blackout that swept through Spain and Portugal, leaving millions in the dark, has sparked a intense debate about the reliability of renewable energy sources and the vulnerability of modern power grids. As authorities scramble to pin

As urban energy decision-makers grapple with new trends, they face a complex landscape of opportunities and challenges that could reshape the sector. The shift from traditional value and supply chains to intricate value networks and ecosystems is not

This news signals a significant shift in India’s energy landscape, with renewable sources increasingly dominating the power mix. The rapid rise in solar capacity, along with ambitious targets, indicates that India is seriously committed to transition

The recent power outages in Northland, sparked by a pylon collapse and exacerbated by Cyclone Tam, have laid bare the region’s electrical infrastructure frailties. Yet, amidst this chaos, a silver lining emerges: Northland is on the cusp of a renewab

The recent announcement by Regional Development Minister Shane Jones to invest up to $2 million to explore enhancing Northland’s electricity transmission and distribution capacity isn’t just about upgrading infrastructure; it’s a potential game-chang

In a landscape where energy demand is soaring, driven by the insatiable appetite of AI data centers and advanced manufacturing, the United States finds itself at a crossroads. The country’s largest public power utilities, serving 30 million customers