Author name: Jorr Fatternack

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

Australia’s SunCable project, a massive 12,000-hectare solar energy precinct, signals a strategic shift in the country’s approach to solar power regulation and market development. This project, designed to generate 6 gigawatts of energy, with a signi

Hitachi Energy’s $1 billion investment in U.S. energy grid production marks a significant step in addressing the burgeoning demand for data centers, driven by the AI boom. This move, coupled with the Trump administration’s AI Action Plan, signals a p

Chinese companies have been pivotal in Argentina’s clean energy expansion, but recent geopolitical shifts and economic changes are testing this dynamic. Argentina’s alignment with the U.S., budget cuts, and global trade tensions are raising questions

The recent conference in Kabul, “Attracting Investment & Supporting Afghanistan’s Power Sector,” has set the stage for significant shifts in the regional energy landscape. With a focus on investment opportunities, regional connectivity, and sustainab

The $43 trillion infrastructure gap in emerging markets (EMs) is not just a challenge but a monumental opportunity for institutional investors, reshaping the global investment landscape. This gap, driven by rapid urbanization, population growth, and

Hitachi Energy’s announcement to establish a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility for large power transformers in South Boston, Virginia, marks a significant stride in bolstering the U.S. domestic supply chain and reducing production bottlenecks.

Vietnam’s power market is undergoing a significant transformation, with implications that ripple beyond its borders. The country’s installed capacity is projected to reach 185 gigawatts by 2030, growing at a robust compound annual growth rate of 15.7