South Korea’s nuclear sector is experiencing a surge of optimism as new president Yoon Suk-Yeol pledges to turn the country into a “nuclear reactor superpower”.
In its second U-turn in less than a decade, South Korea’s new Energy Policy reverses phaseout plans and targets 30% nuclear share in 2030, says EIC Energy Analyst Joanne Sivanathan
According to the US Energy Information Administration, world energy demand will increase by 50% by 2050.
As the world prepares its grids for the green electricity revolution, stakeholder and end user collaboration will be key, says Robert Denda, CEO of Enel-owned company Gridspertise
Amid an unprecedented energy crisis, gas technologies can play a critical role in the UK’s power mix: not only as a reliable transition technology that helps ensure grid stability by countering the
With UK energy prices at an all-time high and a surge in inflation, access to affordable energy and the wider green transition are both under threat. Our short-term energy security measures must therefore complement our ultimate climate action, says GE Gas Power’s Head of Strategy, Martin O’Neill
Europe has been home to a well-established oil and gas industry for decades.
Given the region’s substantial hydrocarbon reserves and the fact that plenty of investment is taking place, it is no surprise that the Middle East is an attractive export destination. With support for fossil fuel projects ending in Europe, now is the time to look further afield for oil and gas opportunities
The global market for floating solar photovoltaic (FPV) has grown in recent years, fuelled by falling prices, decarbonisation targets and the need to conserve land and water.
Floating solar is a relatively new concept that is catching on fast in some regions, says EIC Research Analyst Nabil Ahmed
Since the 1970s, Norway has exploited the abundant oil and gas on its continental shelf, contributing to budget surpluses and the development of its sovereign wealth fund.
Norway has ambitious emission reduction targets but is not on track to meet them, says DNV’s Programme Director of Energy Transition, Sverre Alvik
The oil and gas decarbonisation debate has shifted in a more pragmatic direction during the past 12 months, largely in reaction to geopolitics and increasing anxiety over security of supplies.
Security of supply and cost of energy join emissions reduction as key drivers in the journey to net zero, says James Richardson, commercial director for UK industrial decarbonisation at Baker Hughes
The debate over oil and gas production has reignited in recent months.
Amid extreme uncertainty and volatility, oil and gas still have a vital role to play in meeting our present energy needs, says Jonathan Dyble
Following a year that was laser-focused on energy transition, 2022 has seen energy security rise to the top of policymakers’ priority lists. With yet another energy pivot, how is this change affecting EIC members? Energy Focus puts the big question to four members
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