Outlook

The energy sector is witnessing a subtle yet profound shift, as evidenced by the strategic positioning of companies like NextEra Energy, Brookfield Infrastructure Partners, and Qualcomm. This shift is not merely about the adoption of renewable energy

China’s expanding role in Africa’s energy sector, as detailed in Dr. Frangton Chiyemura’s report, is reshaping the continent’s energy landscape and sparking significant market implications. The strategic engagement of Chinese investments, totaling ov

The escalating energy demands of artificial intelligence are reshaping the global power landscape, demanding a critical examination of infrastructure, investment, and policy. OpenAI’s $850 billion expansion, requiring energy equivalent to seventeen n

The global power generation equipment market is undergoing a significant shift, driven by the rising demand for renewable energy and the urgent need for sustainable power solutions. This transformation is not merely a trend but a fundamental realignm

The power plant EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) market is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by a confluence of factors that are reshaping the global energy landscape. The market’s projected growth from USD 135.20 billio

The global renewable energy sector is experiencing a transformative shift, driven by soaring demand and technological advancements. Clean electricity demand is surging, particularly from transportation and AI-driven data centers, while the costs of s

Saudi Arabia’s debut of IFAT Saudi Arabia in January 2026 signals a strategic pivot in the global environmental technology landscape, with implications that ripple far beyond the kingdom’s borders. This event, nestled within the internationally renow

The Northern Ireland Executive’s proposed Renewable Energy Price Guarantee (REPG) scheme could significantly reshape the region’s energy market and its approach to renewable investment. By introducing a two-way payments system and a community benefit

South Africa’s energy transition is at a crossroads, and the path forward is clear: without significant investment in transmission infrastructure, the country’s ambitious renewable energy plans will remain stranded, quite literally. The stark reality

Gulf’s international expansion and robust financial performance signal a significant shift in the energy sector, with implications that ripple far beyond the company’s balance sheet. The company’s ambitious target of achieving 23,356 MW in total inst