Editorial

Carbon Neutral vs Net Zero: Aim Higher With Real Cuts
Editorial Carbon Neutral vs Net Zero: Aim Higher With Real Cuts

The market has moved past feel-good climate labels. Procurement teams now ask how much a supplier actually cut emissions, not how many credits were purchased. Regulators are closing the door on claims built on accounting tricks. The European Union (EU) has approved rules that restrict terms like

Pumped Hydro vs. Batteries: Choosing the Right Grid-Scale Storage
Editorial Pumped Hydro vs. Batteries: Choosing the Right Grid-Scale Storage

As renewable energy exceeds 40% of global electricity , the industry faces a key challenge: storing excess wind and solar power for when the grid needs it. Two technologies dominate large-scale storage: pumped storage hydropower (PSH) and battery energy storage systems (BESS), mainly lithium-ion.

The Effect of Greenwashing on Consumer Perceived Green Value
Editorial The Effect of Greenwashing on Consumer Perceived Green Value

In recent years, sustainability has become a cornerstone of corporate strategy, with firms increasingly integrating environmental initiatives into their operations and marketing. Green marketing, which promotes products as environmentally friendly, has emerged as a key tool to attract eco-conscious

Renewables Overtake Coal As Top Global Power Source
Editorial Renewables Overtake Coal As Top Global Power Source

The End of An Era: Clean Energy Outpaces New Electricity Demand The age of powering global growth with fossil fuels is reaching its end. In the first half of 2025, the world has passed a milestone: for the first time, the expansion of solar and wind generation surpassed all new global electricity

Fusion Energy: A B2B Leader's Strategic Guide
Editorial Fusion Energy: A B2B Leader's Strategic Guide

Think about this hypothetical situation: fusion energy as a reality, not a possibility confined to research labs and scientific theory. And you might be closer than you think to its advantages. While for decades, fusion remained the ‘what if’ scenario of the energy sector, it has steadily turned

What FERC’s Siting Rule Means for Getting Lines Built Faster
Editorial What FERC’s Siting Rule Means for Getting Lines Built Faster

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 electrification, yet major projects languish for years. A single state’s refusal to approve a line can derail

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