Outlook

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

In a bold move, the Greater North Dakota Chamber (GNDC) has thrown its weight behind the Jamestown to Ellendale 345 kV transmission line, or JETx project, igniting a spark that could electrify the region’s energy landscape. This isn’t just an infrast

In a significant revelation for the energy sector, TXNM Energy Inc., formerly PNM Resources, Inc., has unveiled its 2024 10-K report, highlighting substantial financial strides, strategic initiatives, and the hurdles it confronts. The report offers a

Aksa Energy’s planned $1 billion investment in North Macedonia isn’t just a business expansion; it’s a bold stride into Europe, setting a precedent for Turkish energy companies and signaling a potential shift in regional energy dynamics.

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The deepening bilateral relations between the UAE and Uganda, as highlighted by Ambassador Zaake W. Kibedi, signal a significant shift in the East African investment landscape. This burgeoning partnership isn’t just about two countries; it’s about in

The Vietnamese Government’s ambitious plan to boost infrastructure investment by nearly 40% this year, setting aside a staggering $36 billion, is more than just a numerical escalation. It’s a bold move that could significantly alter the country’s eco

The adoption of efficient lighting in the late 20th century offers a compelling blueprint to understand the potential trajectory of AI’s future. When energy-efficient lightbulbs first hit the market, conventional wisdom expected a dramatic reduction

In a decisive move to bolster Iraq’s power sector, Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani has inaugurated the construction of the Samawah Gas-Fired Power Plant. This isn’t just another power plant; it’s a robust statement about Iraq’s commitment to rei

In a bold move to bolster economic growth and modernize their power infrastructure, Arkansas lawmakers have introduced Senate Bill 307, a legislative maneuver that could redefine the state’s energy landscape and send ripples through the broader marke