Author name: Jorr Fatternack

This bold move by Electricity North West (ENW) isn’t just about local grid investment; it’s a seismic shift in how regional operators engage with national clean energy targets. Ian Smyth’s call doesn’t mince words—it’s an urgent appeal for Ofgem to u

The energy sector is abuzz with Capgemini Engineering’s revelation that companies are facing mounting pressure to modernise, as sustainability targets tighten and technology evolves rapidly. The stakes are high – clinging to outdated practices could

Ghana’s pivot towards ethanol could significantly reshape its energy landscape, with ripples extending to both domestic and international markets. Firstly, let’s consider the potential shifts in Ghana’s agricultural sector. A robust ethanol industry

Pakistan’s power transmission woes aren’t just a local concern; they ripple through global markets and investor sentiments. The stark reality, laid bare by ballooning financial losses and underutilised assets, sends a clear signal: Pakistan’s electri

This move by InfraCo Africa Ltd, a member of the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG), to divest its 25% stake in Golomoti JCM Solar Corporation Ltd to Old Mutual Malawi’s Infrastructure Investment Trust Fund is more than just a simple tra

In a move that could reshape North Carolina’s energy landscape, Duke Energy’s multi-billion dollar investment plan, driven by the state’s data center boom, is facing scrutiny. The utility’s proposal to build extensive new gas infrastructure, justifie

Investigating the geothermal potential in Iran, an oil-rich nation now grappling with an overstretched power grid, could spark a profound shift in the region’s energy dynamics. The endorsement of geothermal energy by the EU, driven by their urgency t

In a stark call to action, Dhaka Chamber of Commerce & Industry (DCCI) President Taskeen Ahmed has outlined a comprehensive roadmap to bolster Bangladesh’s economy, emphasizing enhanced credit flow, robust governance, and strategic policy support. Hi

Siemens AG’s decision to ramp up its factory capacity in India isn’t just a business expansion; it’s a strategic move that could significantly reshape the energy and infrastructure landscape, both locally and globally. This isn’t a mere corporate foo

Siemens’ planned expansion of its factory capacity in India, under the Make in India initiative, is set to stir significant developments in the power and transportation sectors, both locally and globally. This strategic move, aimed at meeting the esc