Outlook

Investors are lining up to pour trillions into the energy transition, but a disturbing trend is emerging: while mature renewable projects bask in a deluge of capital, innovative and high-risk technologies are left thirsting for investment. This dicho

Investment circles are abuzz with news that Vietnam’s Binh Dinh province is fast becoming a magnet for foreign direct investment (FDI), with a flurry of high-tech, large-scale projects poised to drive sustainable economic growth. This isn’t just anot

The Maharlika Investment Corp. (MIC)’s strategic pivot towards investing in power distribution in Mindoro and Palawan isn’t just a bold move; it’s a potential game-changer for the Philippines’ energy sector and rural economics. Let’s break down the i

As the East African Petroleum Conference and Exhibition (EAPCE’25) commences, the region finds itself at a crossroads, poised to define its energy future. With substantial untapped oil and gas reserves, East Africa is becoming a hotspot for investmen

Rosatom’s interest in Türkiye’s Sinop NPP project signals a deepening of the already robust energy partnership between the two countries. This move isn’t just about building nuclear reactors; it’s a strategic play that could reshape the geopolitics o

In a sweeping move set to reshape India’s industrial landscape, several corporate giants have unveiled ambitious capital expenditure (CAPEX) plans exceeding Rs. 2,000 crore. These investments, targeted at key sectors such as power, oil, steel, energy

Mexico’s energy sector is undergoing a dramatic metamorphosis under President Claudia Sheinbaum’s leadership, marked by a strategic blend of private investment and steadfast state control. This transformation isn’t just about attracting capital; it’s

Investing US$3.6 billion in Zimbabwe’s Palm River Energy Metallurgical Industrial Park, China has made a bold move, signaling a significant reorientation of power dynamics in Southern Africa. This investment isn’t just about steel and electricity; it

Pakistan’s power sector is at a pivotal moment, with challenges ranging from mismanagement to financial instability and policy uncertainty. The need for a robust energy infrastructure is urgent, yet investment remains woefully inadequate. The Indicat

In a landscape bathed in sunlight for roughly 280 days a year, Israel’s mere 30,000 solar- generating rooftops signal a glaring oversight within its economy. The Energy Ministry’s recent plan to surge this number to 100,000, bolstered by new investme