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Three priorities for energy technology innovation partnerships

Authors: Jean-Baptiste Le Marois and Claire Hilton* Governments around the world are setting increasingly ambitious climate targets while at the same time pursuing challenging national policy goals...

Reserve judgment: Arbitrating energy disputes in Africa

As African states seek to use national laws to protect their natural resources and increase revenue from their development, Fieldfisher dispute resolution partner, Simon...

Iran’s huge energy subsidies: supporting or battering the economy?

In one of its latest reports dubbed “World Energy Outlook 2018”, the International Energy Agency (IEA) has allocated a section to fossil-fuel subsidies. The IEA has...

Helping a warming world to keep cool

Authors: Chiara Delmastro and John Dulac Heatwaves this summer that have left many Europeans sweltering highlight the growing demand for air conditioning in a warming world....

A review on govt. plan to barter oil for dues to private sector

The regulatory body of the government has been recently preparing the draft for a bartering system which is set to settle the government dues to...

Iran’s ‘oil for execution’ plan: Old ideas in a new wrapping

This week Iranian Oil Ministry is going to officially start a new plan that is aimed to be a new way for selling oil and...

Oil: A blessing or a curse for Somalia?

Somalia recently reached a landmark agreement with Shell and Exxon Mobil to develop the vast petroleum reserves believed to lie off the troubled country’s coast. The...

Oil Market Report: Re-balancing slows down

The main message of this Report is that in 1H19 oil supply has exceeded demand by 0.9 mb/d. Our latest data show a global surplus...

The who and how of power system flexibility

All around the world, power systems are changing fast. For example last year Denmark supplied 63% of its power demand from variable renewables (wind and solar...

Carbon market negotiations under the Paris Agreement

The world’s climate negotiators recently concluded two weeks of discussions about the next steps for the landmark 2015 Paris Agreement, with carbon market rules high on...

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