Big Oil is flying high on profits, yet grounding clean aviation
As the instability in the Gulf wears on, last this month’s quarterly earnings announcements have shown Europe’s major oil producers…
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Europe’s electrification target needs 50GW of new nuclear capacity
On 17 July, the European Commission published its Electrification Action Plan, which aims to lift electricity’s share of final energy…
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Oman issues Marsa solar IPP consultancy tender
Oman’s Nama Power & Water Procurement Company (Nama PWP) has issued a supervisory consultancy tender for the 280MW Marsa solar independent power project…
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Chinese-Saudi joint venture to build 18GWh battery storage plant
China-headquartered ZOE Energy Storage has announced it has signed a joint-venture agreement with a Saudi partner to develop a battery energy…
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How opening the UK’s grid to competition could cut bills and boost growth
It is often unclear how the UK’s power infrastructure is managed day to day. Consumers flick a switch, the lights…
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What is ‘Premium Content’ on Energy Monitor?
Energy Monitor has introduced new ‘Premium Content’ for its readers – here’s an explanation of what’s changing and what isn’t.…
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Germany’s renewable sector: Reform, uncertainty and the race against the clock
In 2026, Germany’s energy transition is entering a new phase of maturity. Renewables have effectively moved from the margins to…
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Remote monitoring is scaling. Off-grid power is the constraint
The need for remote monitoring technology is growing, driven by legislative, environmental and operational forces that make continual data collection…
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The nuclear renaissance is real in politics. It doesn’t exist as construction
Forty years ago this month, reactor No. 4 at Chernobyl exploded. I grew up about 350km away, in Mogilev, Belarus,…
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Earth’s climate swings increasingly out of balance
The Earth’s climate is more out of balance than at any time in observed history, as greenhouse gas concentrations drive…