Author name: Jorr Fatternack

Azerbaijan’s inaugural gas exports to Syria via Turkey mark a significant pivot in the Eastern Mediterranean’s energy landscape, with implications that ripple far beyond the immediate parties involved. This trilateral initiative, backed by Qatar, is

Avangrid’s strategic collaboration with Tyba to enhance its battery energy storage system (BESS) modeling and site selection marks a significant step in the evolution of the U.S. energy storage market. This partnership not only underscores Avangrid’s

The rapid growth of two AI-focused exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in South Korea, surpassing 1 trillion won in net assets within a year of their listing, signals a significant shift in investor sentiment towards AI-powered infrastructure. This developm

The inauguration of the 792 MW Larissa combined cycle power plant marks a pivotal moment in Greece’s energy landscape, with implications that ripple far beyond the plant’s immediate capacity. DEPA Commercial’s strategic entry into the project, securi

Smart Pension, a £7bn UK workplace pension provider, has announced a significant commitment to invest £330m (€382m) in UK renewables through Octopus Energy funds. This move, part of a broader 15% allocation to private markets within Smart Pension’s d

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) stands at a crossroads, its vast mineral wealth both a beacon for investors and a magnet for instability. The recent escalation of violence by the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) has cast a long shadow over t

The world of 2025 is a delicate balancing act, where geopolitical tensions and climate change collide with the vulnerabilities of aging infrastructure. Energy and transport networks, once the backbone of globalization, now face a perfect storm of thr

Defiance ETFs has launched the Defiance AI & Power Infrastructure ETF (AIPO), a first-of-its-kind exchange-traded fund targeting companies that power artificial intelligence infrastructure. This move comes as AI technologies accelerate across industr

Financing for energy infrastructure is on the rise, propelled by the declining costs of renewable energy and the accelerating pace of electrification, particularly as artificial intelligence adoption gains momentum. This shift is not only attracting

Paraguay stands at a crossroads, its energy sector facing a stark choice between continued prosperity and potential crisis. The country, long a powerhouse in clean energy exports, must now confront a looming supply crisis as domestic demand surges an