A sustainable future is being ushered in, and the recent record-breaking rise in renewable energy represents a turning point in the ever-changing story of global energy. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), 2023 witnessed an unprecedented growth spurt, with…
Australia’s progress towards green energy is hampered by persistently strong demand
Thanks to a surge of over 200% in installed solar power generation capacity since 2018, Australia ranked sixth worldwide in terms of solar capacity in the previous year, marking its position as one of the globe’s fastest-expanding significant renewable energy…
The EU and Japan consolidate energy collaboration via a specific discussion on worldwide LNG structure
The EU and Japan have presently agreed to bolster their energy collaboration by instituting an EU-Japan energy security conversation on international liquefied natural gas (LNG) framework. This specific discussion will center on three main aspects: international assurance of supply, market…
Renewing the oceanscape: The rise of offshore wind farms
The explosion of offshore wind farms is reshaping the face of the ocean and sparking a revolution in the clean energy sector. Capable of producing vast amounts of green electricity, these farms are establishing themselves as key players on the…
Ten Initiatives To Minimize The EU’s Reliance On Russian Gas
The International Energy Agency has offered the EU with 10 steps to cut its reliance on Russian natural gas within a year without abandoning the European Green Deal's environmental ambitions. The EU will have to walk a tightrope to do…
In the fight against climate change, there is a “300GW hydro black hole.”
A new analysis identifies a gap in hydroelectric capacity that is needed to keep global warming to a minimum According to a new assessment issued by experts from the International Hydropower Association, more over 500GW of hydropower installations are in…
IEA: The Role of Nuclear Energy in Achieving Net Zero
Nuclear power, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA), can help countries achieve net zero energy goals. "Net zero is a Herculean effort," stated Dr Fatih Birol, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency, speaking at a COP26 UK Presidency-organized…
The following are five facts you should know regarding Europe’s energy problem
As the economy recovers from the epidemic, demand for gas is increasing. However, supplies are limited, and costs are steadily rising. Gas can aid in the decarbonization of power, but it is also a source of pollution. Europeans are preparing…