In today's world, energy consumption has become a crucial marker of economic development and societal well-being. However, the utilization and priorities concerning fossil fuels starkly contrast between the Global North and the Global South, reflecting deeper socioeconomic and geopolitical
New Zealand's energy crisis underscores the complexities of balancing traditional and renewable energy sources, as the nation reverses its 2018 ban on offshore oil and gas exploration. The pivot reflects the urgency felt by Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's right-of-center government to
The rising interest in coal performance metrics has seen significant attention in recent years, primarily due to the shifting landscape of global energy needs and the impact of newer technologies. Improving the availability and operational efficiency of coal-fired power plants is crucial,
Global oil markets are experiencing a significant upswing, marked by rising prices and increased production. As the world navigates through economic recovery phases post-pandemic, the demand for fossil fuels has regained momentum. Amidst this dynamic landscape, Azerbaijan emerges as a pivotal
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
