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September 2016 - Archive

September 30, 2016

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The next shale revolution: how it will shake up energy markets and the climate – After Hinkley Point comes
Paks in Hungary, but much cheaper – Get ready for the Global Supergrid (but don’t wait up for Europe) –
aviation won’t cut fuel use
 
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Exclusive interview
The new EON, the new Johannes Teyssen: “the future is state-led renewables, national markets – stop dreaming
of ETS and perfect Energy Union”
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#1  The shocking story of China’s global coal power drive
#2 The equally alarming story of China’s tottering oil companies
#3 The alarming energy course taken by the UK government
#4 UK leaves the EU ETS: opportunity for a radical policy change
 

September 23, 2016

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European gas markets marry, power markets break up – Hinkley Point’s high subsidy may not be high enough – the coming solar panel glut – Diesel at dead end as Shell prepares for EV charging – and more
 
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Power producers fight to stay relevant while markets break up, prices collapse and coal is
under fire
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#1  Trump and Clinton clash over fracking, drilling, nuclear, coal and climate
#2 How greenhouse gas emissions will be checked post-Paris
#3 Why Tesla will succeed
#4 South Africa shows: energy transition can happen faster than you think

September 16, 2016

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ExxonMobil lobbies against electric cars – Renewables take off, so does coal – BlackRock’s black side – Who will save CCS?
 
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The EU’s secret interconnection battles – and why we would not need Hinkley Point C if France could export more power to the UK
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#1  No security without climate security?
#2 Hinkley Point C spells end of the free energy market
#3 How global power markets are changing
#4 Can the market keep the lights on?
 

September 9, 2016

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World’s largest investor warns of climate collapse – does Europe need Southern Corridor? – Russian shale gas revolution – German-Russian gas connection – Polish climate “blackmail”
 
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How “flexible” can the EU make its carbon market – before it loses its credibility?
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#1  EDF comes to town
#2 Fossil fuel game is almost up
#3 So get out of oil and into lithium?
#4 Shell sees 30% solar in 2030
 

September 2, 2016

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Batteries, EVs key to future – solar+storage will eat up energy – Gazprom’s pipelines – top-20 clean energy companies
 
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Low-carbon innovation: EU puts nuclear back in its place and goes for renewables
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#1  Will Shell leave a mess behind in the North Sea?
#2 France’s fact-free fracking ban
#3 Offshore wind: we have only just started
#4 The reality of renewable energy
 
Renewable jet fuel lands at Schiphol
Shipping: the rise of LNG
Spain shows political will to hit 2020 target and acknowledge coal miners too
Energy majors grab blockchain “multi, multi-billion dollar opportunity”
Saudi Arabia raises its solar and wind targets to 60GW by 2030
Falling cost of renewables means the gift of independence to poorest nations
Alstom and Eversholt Rail breeze in on hydrogen trains
Aviation needs a Tesla moment. Rolls-Royce could deliver it
Off-grid solutions being pioneered in developing countries
VW joins Tesla and BMW – EV and energy company all-in-one pays for business and consumers
Blockchain – makes transition more efficient for producers and fairer for consumers
EU electricity supply from RES off course for 2030 – so is it more nuclear or gas?
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