The Paradox of Energy Networks: Stability and Risk
The phenomenon of negative electricity prices has become a reality across Europe, and with the rapid expansion of solar installations lacking sufficient storage capacity,...
Shifting Sands: Geopolitics, Tariffs, and Europe’s Energy Defense
Since 2023, the world has been navigating a balanced phase in a new economic transition model. This global shift influences energy transitions, food systems,...
Arctic partnerships and energy upheavals
The US's interest in rare earth elements and Russia's focus on developing the Arctic economy and shipping provide a potential framework for the two...
Why Batteries and Nuclear Matter in the Future Energy Landscape
Authors: Dr. Yannis Bassias and Dr. Yannis Kampouris*
On the Road to Decarbonization
The decarbonization of the economy remains an important goal, particularly for the Western...
Unpacking the Energy Transition – Economic and Geopolitical Dimensions
The term “energy transition” reflects only a subset of the broader global economic upheavals. The transition is fundamentally economic, with direct effects on the...
Correcting Electricity-Production Gap with High-Density Energy Sources
The security and resilience of an electricity system largely depend on its ability to match production with demand under all conditions, including weather variations,...