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One Country That Could Win Big From The U.S., China Trade War
Australia is poised to fill the gap for China, with its booming LNG sector well positioned. Last year, China imported 23 million tons of LNG from Australia, whi…
Electric Vehicle Charging
Electrify America Launches EV Charging App,Plans ~20% Price Reduction off Current Rates
Electrify America launched a mobile app allows users to manage the entire charging session on their phone, increasing convenience for electric vehicle owners.
Energy Storage Material
World Bank Offers Renewables Supply Chain Support, 1000% Demand Increase
The World Bank has unveiled a multi-million scheme to minimise the impacts from a global rush for mineral resources, expected as renewables surge to become a co…
Smart Grid
Artificial Intelligence Improves Power Transmission
To integrate volatile renewable sources into the energy supply, capacities of the power grid have to be increased.
Renewable Capacity Growth Worldwide Stalled in 2018 After Two Decades of Strong Expansion
Last year was the first time since 2001 that growth in renewable power capacity failed to increase year on year.
The Trouble With Carbon Taxes: Lessons For Asian Policymakers
Many voters in the developed countries have become increasingly resentful of expensive climate change policies predicated on model-based projections of impendin…
Who Will Buy Nepal's Hydropower?
With the falling costs of renewables and aggressive dam building in South Asia, Nepal's plans to develop hydropower for export look increasingly precarious.
DOE Announces Up to $26.1 Million to Advance Hydropower and Marine Energy
The Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO) will select projects that aim to increase affordability of hydropower and marine energy, strengthen U.S.
Johan Sverdrup Offshore Installation Completed On Schedule
During phase 1, Johan Sverdrup will produce 440 Mbopd when plateau production is reached, increasing to 660 Mbopd after phase 2 commences in the fourth quarter …

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