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The recent conference in Istanbul laid bare the shifting dynamics in the European energy landscape, particularly concerning natural gas. As Matthew Bryza, the moderator, highlighted, the European Union has seen a dramatic decline in its reliance on R

The Alberta government’s recent shift in approach to foreign investment in the energy sector has sent ripples through the industry, leaving many stakeholders scratching their heads. Legal experts are ringing alarm bells, suggesting that this “reinter

The recent G4-level geomagnetic storm watch issued by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has sent ripples through the energy sector and beyond. This warning, stemming from a fast-moving coronal mass ejection (CME) that erupted

The Alberta government’s recent shift in how it interprets regulations surrounding foreign investment in energy infrastructure is sending ripples through the sector, raising eyebrows and concerns among legal experts and industry insiders alike. The p

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has just dropped a bombshell report that paints a promising picture for the future of renewable energy. By 2030, renewables are on track to deliver nearly half of the world’s electricity, a goal that could reshap

In a compelling discussion on the Net Hero Podcast, Professor Henry Snaith, a leading figure in renewable energy at the University of Oxford, shed light on the future of solar technology. His insights highlight both the challenges and the exciting po

The UK government is making waves with its newly launched investment support scheme aimed at revitalizing long-duration energy storage (LDES) infrastructure. After nearly four decades of stagnation in investment for these critical technologies, the i

Norway’s Equinor and Polish utility Polenergia are making waves in the offshore wind sector with their ambitious Baltyk 1 project, positioned a solid 81 kilometers off Poland’s coast. This venture isn’t just about harnessing wind; it’s a significant

The UK Government’s recent announcement regarding a new scheme to bolster energy storage infrastructure marks a pivotal moment in the nation’s energy landscape. After nearly four decades of stagnation in long-duration energy storage (LDES) developmen

The recent collaboration between Associated British Ports (ABP) and Sarens marks a watershed moment for floating offshore wind (FLOW) development in the Celtic Sea. By marrying ABP’s robust port infrastructure in Port Talbot with Sarens’ heavy liftin