Outlook

The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant’s precarious state has thrust Europe’s nuclear safety and grid resilience into the spotlight, exposing critical vulnerabilities that demand urgent attention. The plant’s fragile condition—marked by a single operat

The Republican legislative package, dubbed the “big, beautiful bill,” has cleared Congress and is en route to President Donald Trump’s desk for an expected signing ceremony on Independence Day. The bill’s journey through Congress has been marked by s

The synchroscope meter market is witnessing a steady growth trajectory, underpinned by the global push towards grid modernization and the increasing integration of renewable energy sources. This growth is not merely a reflection of market dynamics bu

The UK’s energy sector is at a crossroads, with Ofgem’s recent approval of a £24 billion investment in energy infrastructure set to reshape the market dynamics and consumer bills. This investment, aimed at upgrading gas and electricity networks, will

Ecuador’s recent agreement with COX Ecuador SAS, a subsidiary of Spain’s COX Group, signals a significant shift in the country’s energy landscape. The $600 million investment, aimed at generating approximately 600 megawatts of power through five majo

Australia’s renewable energy transition is no longer a distant aspiration but a tangible reality, reshaping the nation’s energy landscape and presenting a unique investment opportunity. The government’s ambitious targets—43% emissions reduction by 20

The U.S. administration’s 2025 executive orders have set a bold course for the energy sector, directly linking grid reliability and fossil fuel dominance to the growth of artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. This strategic pivot aims to secur

Ameren Missouri’s bold move to construct an 800-MW natural gas energy center paired with a 400-MW battery storage facility in Jefferson County signals a strategic shift in the energy sector, one that could ripple through markets and reshape regional

The utility sector, often seen as a bastion of stability, is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the global push towards decarbonization. This shift is not merely about environmental responsibility; it’s about economic survival and gro

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s (EBRD) EUR 50 million loan for solar development in Bosnia and Herzegovina signals a strategic shift in the region’s energy landscape. By repurposing coal sites for utility-scale solar power plan