The Philippines is taking proactive steps to secure its long-term energy needs, focusing on a balanced mix of renewable and non-renewable sources. This comprehensive strategy was a central theme at the 7th Annual Energy Forum hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines. Don
The debate over improving the reliability of the energy grid in the Great Lakes states has intensified, especially as the limitations of renewable energy sources like wind and solar become more apparent. In response to these discussions, an article by Joshua Antonini, published by the Mackinac
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 divides.
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 mitigate
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
Washington State has taken a decisive step towards reducing carbon emissions in its transportation sector by allocating $26.5 million to eleven ports for electrification projects, which represent a significant shift from fossil fuels to cleaner electricity. This financial backing stems from the
