• Opinion

  Can Maryland make net zero work?

  • 04 10月 2022

  The US state's enhanced climate solutions bill targets zero carbon by 2045 – transmission issues and reliability concerns must be overcome.

• Opinion

  Sustainability at sea: how the maritime industry is powering through the energy transition | Podcast

  • 30 9月 2022

  We are joined by Pace Ralli, co-founder and CEO at SWITCH Maritime, to discuss how his company is building the first fleet of zero-emissions vessels in North America.

• Opinion

  The Energy Gang podcast: managing mid-transition

  • 23 9月 2022

  We often talk about “the energy transition”. In this episode, we discuss what it means to be in the middle of that transition.

• Opinion

  In conversation with Asia Pacific’s energy and natural resources leaders

  • 26 9月 2022

  After exploring the current crisis and taking a deeper look into Asia’s energy transition, Gavin Thompson gives his take on the five key themes that are shaping the future of energy and natural resources across Asia Pacific.

• Opinion

  What will the gas market look like in a net zero world?

  • 21 9月 2022

  Gas and LNG have an important role to play in realising a 1.5-degree scenario by 2050 – but the resulting market would be nearly unrecognisable.

• Opinion

  The Interchange Recharged podcast: speed or sustainability - will we always have to choose?

  • 16 9月 2022

  We are joined by Ben Murphy, Head of Sustainability at Boom Supersonic to discuss how they are redefining the future of flight with their goals of speed, safety and sustainability.

• Opinion

  Distributed energy resources have yet to achieve the full value stack in PJM

  • 06 9月 2022

  One value stack layer does not exist yet and will require greater ambition from customers and aggregators.

• Opinion

  Horizons podcast: How biofuel circularity could unlock the energy transition

  • 25 8月 2022

  Liquid biofuels should play a key role in the energy transition. On the podcast we look at the need for the refining sector to adapt in the same way the petrochemical industry has, by adopting new technologies and establishing non-fossil fuel feedstocks.

• Opinion

  The Energy Gang podcast: what does the IRA mean for the world?

  • 26 8月 2022

  We revisit the surprise of the summer: the most important US climate legislation ever. Now that The Inflation Reduction Act has officially been signed into law, what’s next?

• Opinion

  US Inflation Reduction Act set to make climate history

  • 19 8月 2022

  Two ways the flagship legislation will accelerate decarbonisation in the US.

• Opinion

  The Interchange Recharged podcast: could hydrogen power the future of flight?

  • 19 8月 2022

  In this episode we are discussing whether hydrogen could be the future of flight.We are joined by Val Miftakhov, founder and CEO of ZeroAvia – a company which has developed a hydrogen-powered engine which they hope will provide the foundation for the future of sustainable air travel.

• Opinion

  Change is coming to the offshore wind towers sector

  • 15 8月 2022

  Swelling component sizes, soaring demand and the required re-investment make change in the offshore wind tower market not only merely required, but inevitable.

• Opinion

  The Energy Gang podcast: Winter is coming – what does it mean for Europe?

  • 09 9月 2022

  We discuss the ongoing energy crisis in Europe and the race to stay warm this winter. We also turn our attention to the Clean Air Act and how it will impact the ongoing demand for electric cars in California.

• Opinion

  Changing price patterns in the European power markets

  • 12 9月 2022

  Intraday and Day Ahead market dynamics underline the value of real-time data.

• Opinion

  What’s the energy transition going to cost?

  • 23 4月 2024

  Dan Goldman from Clean Energy Ventures joins us to explore potential solutions to accelerate investments in clean energy and technology.

• News Release

  Renewables and nascent low-carbon technologies most exposed to high interest rates

  • 18 4月 2024

  If high interest rates persist, transitioning to a net zero global economy will be even harder and more costly. The higher cost of borrowing negatively affects renewables and nascent technologies, compared to more established oil and gas, and metals and mining sectors, which remain somewhat insulated.

• The Edge

  Is net zero by 2050 at risk?

  • 18 4月 2024

  Our new Delayed Energy Transition scenario reflects the increasing risk that the transition will be much slower than a Paris-aligned pathway.  

• Opinion

  Energy security and the solar supply chain: the urgent case for onshoring

  • 19 4月 2024

  A discussion with Origami Solar and Wood Mackenzie

• Opinion

  Rising electricity demand in Texas: the canary in the coalmine for the rest of the US?

  • 22 4月 2024

  This bonus episode was recorded during the spring meeting of the Gulf Coast Power Association in Houston. Our guests debate the key trends in electricity demand growth, and the ability of Texas as a deregulated competitive market to respond to these new opportunities and difficulties.

• Opinion

  2024 is a year of elections. What will they mean for clean energy?

  • 16 4月 2024

  Over half the world's countries are holding elections this year. They come at a time when resistance to the energy transition is building in many parts of the globe. Ed is joined by Amy Myers Jaffe and Vijay Vaitheeswaran to explore the ramifications of these key elections.

• Opinion

  Welcome to the new PPA market paradigm

  • 12 4月 2024

  PPA pricing in 2024 and beyond: a shift from pre-crisis benchmarks

• Opinion

  Can we rely on nuclear as a source of clean, reliable power?

  • 09 4月 2024

  Ted Nordhaus from the Breakthrough Institute discusses achieving a net-zero emission grid by 2050, the challenges getting in the way of nuclear energy adoption and the promising advancements in SMR technology.

• Case Study

  Closing the gap: technology for a net zero North Sea

  • 09 4月 2024

  With less than 30 years left to achieve a net zero energy system, it is necessary to focus on the solutions that will have the greatest impact and move fast.

• Opinion

  US$802 billion on the horizon: the current state of the EV market

  • 26 3月 2024

  We are joined by Haresh Kamath from EPRI to discuss the dynamic outlook of EVs, including market sentiments, the role of battery economics and the potential game-changers like solid-slate batteries.

• Opinion

  Everyone is worrying about rising demand for electricity. Do Microsoft and Google have an answer?

  • 02 4月 2024

  The future of electricity is at a crossroads, with demand soaring because of AI, EVs and more. Google, Microsoft and Nucor have an innovative plan to boost clean energy tech and aid this rising demand. Tune in to our latest episode of The Energy Gang as host Ed Crooks, alongside experts Dr Melissa Lott and Michael Webber, explore the urgency of this issue and the role emerging technologies must play.

• Opinion

  Chinese manufacturers represent both promise and threat in the EV future

  • 22 3月 2024

  The big problem with EVs is that they are too expensive. Chinese manufacturers are solving that, and posing a growing threat to companies in the US, Europe and Japan. The pressure to protect domestic industries is growing.

• Opinion

  EU wind pledges: a little overblown?

  • 19 3月 2024

  Lofty ambitions, particularly for onshore growth, face the reality of industry headwinds

• Opinion

  How will utilities meet surging power demand?

  • 19 3月 2024

  Ed Crooks is joined by experts Amy Myers Jaffe and Samantha Gross to discuss the evolving landscape of power demand and climate goals. They also explore the rapid growth of new energy vehicle sales in China and what this means for global emissions reduction efforts.

• Partnered Content

  Qualified workers key to the success of the US solar power industry

  • 16 4月 2024

  Solar power installations are on the rise globally

• The Edge

  Nuclear’s massive net zero growth opportunity

  • 14 3月 2024

  The cancellation of NuScale's small modular nuclear reactor project in November cast a shadow over this nascent technology. Yet the project pipeline continues to build, reflecting the industry's belief that SMRs can be a gamechanger for nuclear. How big is the current pipeline? What is the potential scale of SMRs' contribution to net zero? Which countries and developers are leading the way? How much do costs need to come down?