In a critical move towards mitigating climate change, climate envoys from China and the United States, the world’s largest greenhouse gas producers, are meeting in Beijing. This dialogue aims to fortify commitments and map out strategies for reducing emissions, with a key focus on China’s goal of pe
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,
The transition to green energy is a hot topic, often sparking debates over its efficacy and impact. President Biden’s administration has pushed forward ambitious green energy policies aimed at reducing carbon emissions. However, critics argue that these initiatives may come at the expense of energy
Vietnam’s journey toward a clean energy future is in jeopardy, as outlined in a recent report by Project88. The report critiques both Vietnam and the consortium of international entities committed to this transition for not fulfilling their obligations. The Essence of JETP Objectives and Initial Co
