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The World Bank has predicted that conflict in the Middle East could lead to a dramatic spike in oil prices, which is linked to increases in food prices - however it's argued that the forecasts do not take into account the ability of energy storage to meet demand
US offshore wind is beset by economic challenges, but this shouldn’t blind the sector to the potential for incorporating green hydrogen production into project plans
Attendees at 'Financing Wind Offshore' in Boston last week were quietly optimistic, even though the Biden administration's target of 30GW installed offshore wind by 2030 now looks out of reach. That positivity will be needed in the year ahead.
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The cost of living crisis means more people are considering going off-grid, and a new study shows that energy storage could enable two million family homes in Europe to do just that
Every financial crisis is different. It was a credit crunch and the US sub-prime crash that sparked the 2008 meltdown.
Oil giant Total is poised to build the largest battery storage project in France.
The Covid-19 pandemic has been a powerful reminder of how global the wind industry now is. But some regions are still largely mysterious to westerners.
Are energy storage developments now investment-grade? It’s a question we’ve asked many times over the years, but now it looks like they just might be.
It was a Monday morning that lived up to that grim reputation.
Investors in the wind industry have so far reacted confidently to the spread of the coronavirus strain Covid-19. But how long will this confidence last?
On 20th December, wind energy projects gained an unexpected extension to the expiring production tax credit when President Donald Trump signed into law the Further Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2020.
Companies in the wind industry find themselves under pressure every day to show a perfect green image.
On 10th March, shareholders of US renewables developer Pattern Energy Group are set to vote on whether to accept the planned $6.1bn buyout by Canada Pension Plan Investment Board that was agreed in November.
In the face of federal inaction on climate change, US state governments, cities, utilities and private companies are setting “net zero” emission targets by 2050.
On Tuesday, we heard from Vineyard Wind, the 50:50 joint venture between Avangrid Renewables and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners that is working on the 800MW Vineyard Wind project in the waters off Massachusetts.