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…
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CAN Europe: Why the EU must not let ‘blue’ hydrogen derail our climate ambitions
As the European Commission finalises its Low Carbon Delegated Act under the recently adopted Gas Directive, it faces a pivotal…
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Beyond emissions: renewables as social policy
Across Europe, real stories show how solar and wind projects can protect vulnerable communities and drive meaningful social progress write…
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ESG the biggest theme driving mergers and acquisitions in Q2 2023
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) was the key disruptive theme that drove the most mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity globally…