Europe’s energy transition hinged on a simple but formidable challenge: keep power reliable while
In an industry where compliance deadlines collide with production targets and emissions reporting,
As Ankara hosted a state visit that broke a 13-year gap, the leaders of South Korea and Turkey set in motion a plan that sought tangible outcomes over ceremony, pairing national ambition with pragmatic collaboration across strategic industries. President Lee Jae Myung and President Recep Tayyip
In the heart of North Karnataka, a silent storm brews as maize farmers face a devastating paradox: bumper harvests that should signal prosperity instead bring financial ruin, with prices crashing to unsustainable levels. Thousands of rural livelihoods teeter on the edge, caught in a web of surplus
Today, we’re sitting down with Christopher Hailstone, a seasoned expert in energy management,
In a world where artificial intelligence shapes everything from daily tasks to global economies,
The future of the U.S. power system depends on how quickly new wires can be strung across miles of countryside. Analysts warn that grid capacity must at least double this decade to support…
Think about this hypothetical situation: fusion energy as a reality, not a possibility confined to
For decades, it’s been said that the clean-energy transition would be won by electrons alone. Yet
In an era of climate scrutiny and rising carbon costs, corporate strategy is changing fast. There
There’s a breakdown happening beneath the surface of energy’s digital transformation. Not in
Europe’s climate arithmetic has grown sharper as energy security, industrial competitiveness, and net-zero timelines converge, forcing a pragmatic question with immediate stakes: how to balance hard-to-abate emissions without compromising reliable power and heat. The European Commission’s 2040
When roads stretch beyond the reach of gas pumps and charging stations, mobility falters not
In the heart of New South Wales, a dormant coal plant named Redbank, shuttered since 2014, stands
