- EU Strengthens ETS2 Carbon Market Safeguards Ahead of 2028 Launch to Support Climate Transition
- Peru Advances Green Ammonia Export Plans with $540 Million Horizonte de Verano Port Project
- China Advances Hydrogen Coal Co Firing Technology as It Targets Lower Emissions from Coal Power
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Norway sells electric vehicles to 96% of new car buyers. Its EV fleet now represents roughly 35% of all cars…
ASEAN Power Grid Faces Implementation Gap as Regional Energy Integration Efforts Accelerate
Southeast Asia’s ambition to create an interconnected electricity market remains constrained by a missing regional framework for cross border power trade, according to Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg. Despite years of discussion around the ASEAN Power Grid, member states have yet to establish a common implementation mechanism that defines how electricity interconnections should operate across national borders.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) has secured investment from the Scottish National Investment Bank and the Nuclear Liabilities Fund for the 500 MW Devilla battery energy storage project in Fife, highlighting the growing role of large scale storage in maintaining grid reliability as fossil fuel generation declines.
EDF and Masdar Secure 15 Year Solar Storage Contract in California as Grid Flexibility Becomes Critical
California’s growing electricity demand and renewable integration challenges are increasing the importance of hybrid solar and battery storage projects capable of delivering both clean energy and grid flexibility. The BigBeau Solar+Storage Project in Kern County is the latest example of this shift, with EDF power solutions North America and Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company, Masdar, securing 15 year power purchase agreements covering output from the 128 MWac solar facility and its 40 MW/160 MWh battery energy storage system.
Global Energy Investment Reaches $3.4 Trillion as Security Concerns Reshape Spending Priorities
The world is on track to invest $3.4 trillion in energy in 2026, yet the most significant shift is not the scale of spending but where the money is flowing. Electricity infrastructure, renewables, nuclear power, storage, and efficiency are attracting nearly twice as much investment as fossil fuels, reflecting how a second major energy crisis within five years is reshaping global perceptions of energy security.
At 40 gigawatts of offshore wind, the Netherlands’ electricity grid infrastructure will require a cumulative investment of €246 billion between…
The global inverter market is projected to grow from $25.33 billion in 2025 to $54.57 billion by 2030, a compound…
Since the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz in late February 2026, close to 20% of global LNG supply…
Grid Bottlenecks and Electrification Risks Threaten the Pace of the Global Energy Transition, IRENA Warns
Global investment in electricity grids must rise from roughly USD 0.5 trillion annually in 2025 to about USD 1 trillion per year through 2035 if the world is to remain on a 1.5°C-compatible pathway.
With electricity demand rising and cross-border congestion increasingly constraining renewable deployment, the European Commission has opened a €600 million funding call targeting strategic energy infrastructure across the bloc.
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