The catastrophic Fukushima nuclear disaster of 2011 changed the trajectory for Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) and posed a question crucial to its survival: Should it abandon nuclear power and pivot to renewable energy? The debate involves not just economics, but ethics, sustainability, and
Nestled in one of the globe’s most oil-rich regions, Iraq is embarking on an ambitious journey to overhaul its oil and gas industry. This shift aims to attract foreign investment, boost output, and cement Iraq’s role as an energy powerhouse. Central to this transformation is the adoption of pro
China, the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases, continues to face substantial challenges in meeting its emission reduction goals. Recent approval for the construction of 11 new nuclear reactors across five sites marks a significant advancement in China's efforts to combat climate
In Southeast Asia, coal remains a significant source of energy, contributing over half of the region's power generation. The push to phase out coal is crucial to meet global climate targets and mitigate severe environmental impacts. However, transitioning to sustainable energy sources while
Nigeria is leveraging its abundant natural gas reserves to boost electricity generation, drive economic development, and position itself as a global leader in clean energy. With approximately 209 trillion cubic feet of proven gas reserves, the nation sees an unrivaled opportunity to harness this
High gasoline prices in California have ignited a fervent debate among state leaders, energy experts, and policymakers. With prices averaging $4.60 per gallon, far above the national average, the search for answers has led to a complex discussion involving corporate practices, state policies, and
