Energy security is back on the agenda. Geopolitics – wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, conflict in the Red Sea, rising tensions in Asia, Latin American and Africa – are stoking uncertainty across global markets. Great power competition is intensifying. New supply chain disruptions are emerging. Post-COP28, North/South divisions over global climate policy are evident.
The outcome of these factors will shape energy security and access, and finance and industry strategies. Countries that comprise more than half of the world’s population will hold elections in 2024. How can companies navigate the new more challenging world of geopolitics?
Primary energy demand and emissions are growing faster in Asia than in any other part of the world. Asia must find the means both to increase energy s... Read More
Hydrogen is a clean and versatile energy carrier that will play a significant role in global decarbonization efforts. What crucial pathways will hydro... Read More
Governments around the world are competing to win the clean energy industries of the future. Some countries are relying on incentives, others are usin... Read More
Hear from America’s newest hydrogen hub to hear how this historic investment of clean energy through hydrogen will help the United States meet its ene... Read More
The 2024 US election campaign is ramping up and the stakes are high for the energy sector ahead of November’s vote. The Biden administration has passe... Read More
Debt, high interest rates, commodity shocks and energy insecurity have propelled anger in the Global South. Emerging economies are seeking to overhaul... Read More
The global energy system is characterized by scale: Large-scale infrastructure projects in oil, gas, power, mining, refining and transportation are es... Read More
For the first time, COP28 delivered a pledge from governments around the world to “transition away from fossil fuels,” a landmark agreement for the Un... Read More
The energy transition requires rapid deployment of new energy infrastructure at an unprecedented pace and scale. Successfully permitting that infrast... Read More
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has entered its third year. The fighting has reached a stalemate on the ground, with both sides struggling to ... Read More
What are the various energy solutions helping to bring a multidimensional approach to Africa’s energy transition? What are the latest technological de... Read More
The Russia-Ukraine conflict, the latest Israel-Hamas war and a fraught U.S.-China relationship have hardened divisions on the global stage. As the pos... Read More
Since the Chinese government announced its peak emissions (2030) and carbon neutrality (2060) targets, clean energy development in the country has acc... Read More
The US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) promises to unleash vast amounts of funding for companies to deploy clean energy, including wind and solar power,... Read More
The Israel-Hamas war erupted just as countries across the region were striving toward new economic and security agreements to bring stability and econ... Read More
Latin America countries boast vast resources to achieve energy security and lead in the energy transition, but will policies, markets and investment a... Read More
Governments want to attract foreign investment, but revenue generation is not their only goal.They are also looking for investment that will boost inf... Read More
The U.S. election campaign is picking up steam ahead of November’s vote, where the presidency, control of Congress and scores of state and local offic... Read More
The U.S. and the world are increasingly polarized. America’s internal polarization raises questions about its dependability as a friend and ally. What... Read More