“Solar energy doesn’t travel through Hormuz”: COP31 eyes renewables-backed electrification
The COP31 action agenda suggests renewables-backed electrification is emerging as a priority
The COP31 action agenda suggests renewables-backed electrification is emerging as a priority
With oil and gas pipelines in the firing line of the ongoing military escalation in Iran, institutional asset owners invested in global infrastructure funds are finding themselves exposed, new research shows
Temasek executives have linked energy security and the energy transition, predicting that 'a structural shift is underway'
The integrated renewables platform is set to deliver 1GW in capacity by 2027
The surge in oil and gas prices as a result of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz left its mark on today’s Shell AGM with investor support for greater climate risk planning dropping
The UK’s energy transition is bringing growing attention to the huge cost of dismantling North Sea oil, gas and nuclear infrastructure—costs that could pose risks for investors but also create new long-term investment opportunities
The 88MW portfolio will be sold to Octopus Energy Generation’s Sky fund
With the global economy set to face 'the biggest energy crisis in history' investors remain divided over the long-term fallout of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz
More than 50 governments, including key fossil fuel producers such as Canada, Brazil, Norway, Colombia and Nigeria, have gathered in Santa Marta, Colombia, over the past five days with the aim of setting out a clearer roadmap for fossil fuel phaseouts
Energy security, steady fundamentals and mispriced opportunities are strengthening investor confidence, NinetyOne's Deirdre Cooper predicts
BP suffered a significant shareholder revolt at today’s AGM, with more than half of shareholders voting to prevent the firm's attempts to ease climate reporting standards