International Gas Union claims ‘significant gap’ in scenarios to achieve net zero emissions by 2030
Contested location of GB Energy’s headquarters to be announced soon, says minister
Analysts say the market is becoming more realistic, with several projects getting off the ground
Also in this newsletter: global stocks bounce back, Maduro clings on, science round-up
Upgrading grid is such a vast undertaking that Eastern Green Link 2 barely makes a dent in it
Danish company says market for e-fuels is developing more slowly than expected
Consortium leader CK Infrastructure, controlled by Li Ka-shing’s family, also announces secondary listing in London
The landmark law saved American families $8.4bn in 2023, but its future is in jeopardy ahead of the November election
Critics say a proposed change could allow large energy users to hide their true emissions
Energy companies have been mothballing plants and furloughing workers amid biodiesel oversupply
Abundant electricity in the north was supposed to power a new wave of industrialisation. But projects are struggling to scale up
Opposition wants to change law and build new plants but critics say focus should remain on renewable energy
Some say Beijing groups are needed to hit emissions targets while others accuse them of benefiting from unfair subsidies
Also in today’s newsletter, US nuclear energy sector primed for a political boost
US businesses are spending millions of dollars on private microgrids as threats to power reliability grow
Australian bank is championing the renewables revolution but has yet to abandon its support for the oil and gas sector
The businessman and academic on the path to a zero carbon economy
The certificates trace reduction instead of offsetting it with unconnected activity like planting trees
The International Energy Agency forecasts that the world will reach peak oil in 2029. Oil companies accuse it of playing climate politics
Britain becomes largest market for Madrid-based group, which already owns Scottish Power
Also in today’s newsletter, one view on how the US can be more competitive in the energy transition
Gas, crude and power prices have dropped back and stabilised to levels before Ukraine war, notes Wael Sawan
Bulk of auction funding will go towards offshore wind farms
Also in today’s newsletter, Goldman Sachs invests in ESG software provider osapiens
America’s largest photovoltaics manufacturer must innovate if it is to compete with Asia as prices stay low
