Ava Baineson

Imagine a world where the heavy rumble of cross-border trucks no longer signals a spike in carbon emissions, but instead represents a step toward a cleaner, greener future. In Southeast Asia, this vision is becoming reality as a global logistics leader takes a bold leap into sustainable

I'm thrilled to sit down with Christopher Hailstone, a seasoned expert in energy management and utilities, whose deep knowledge of grid reliability and energy delivery offers a unique perspective on the dynamic world of natural gas and LNG exports. With years of experience in the industry,

What does it take to transform a nation’s future while battling the twin crises of energy demands and water scarcity? In Malaysia, the answer lies in a daring blend of innovation, policy, and grit. Picture a country racing against time to power its cities with clean energy and secure every drop of

Imagine a nation on the frontline of geopolitical tension, where the hum of high-voltage power lines is as critical to security as the boots on the ground. Poland, a steadfast NATO ally, faces escalating threats to its energy infrastructure amid regional unrest. With drone incursions and sabotage

Imagine a bustling city where delivery trucks hum quietly on electric power, slashing emissions while weaving through traffic with uncanny precision. This isn’t a distant dream but a reality being shaped today by the invisible force of data. As the world pushes toward sustainability, fleet

Imagine a vast reservoir in Gujarat shimmering under the sun, not just reflecting light but harnessing it to power thousands of homes. This isn’t a distant vision but a tangible reality taking shape through the innovative efforts of KPI Green Energy Ltd. As India grapples with the dual challenge of

Imagine a world where choosing to drive cleaner, greener, and quieter with an electric vehicle (EV) comes with a hidden cost—a tax that hits harder than what gas-guzzling car owners pay for the same stretch of road. As EVs gain traction as a cornerstone of sustainable transportation, governments

Imagine a landscape where towering wind turbines and sprawling infrastructure projects stand side by side with thriving populations of rare wildlife, a delicate balance that’s often hard to strike. On November 21, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and the National Marine Fisheries Service

Why water power is being revalued in a renewables-heavy grid India’s grid expanded at breakneck speed while large hydro grew from the mid-40s GW to roughly 50 GW, and as total utility-scale capacity neared 500 GW with non-fossil sources closing in on half the mix, planners began valuing water power

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