More: Renewable Energy
From sunlight to stored power: how hot air could solve solar energy’s biggest challenge
EU-funded researchers are looking to hot air to overcome the supply and demand issues faced by solar energy and ease the clean energy transition.
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South Africa’s G20 Presidency for 2025: A Catalyst for Energy Investment in Africa
South Africa can leverage its G20 presidency to advocate for increased energy financing and facilitate greater coordination and investment in key African markets, presenting...
Challenging transition from fossil fuel to renewable energy in theUnited States
The United States is confronted with difficulties in decreasing greenhouse gas emissions and shifting towards renewable energy sources, all while managing the competing interests...
ASEAN Must Address Financing Gaps and Institutional Challenges for Energy Transition
Southeast Asia is poised to become the world’s fourth economic superpower by 2050. However, this promising economic outlook also comes at a certain expense...
EU Greenhouse Gas Emissions Dropped 8% in 2023, Boosted by Renewable Energy Growth
The European Commission has published today the 2024 Climate Action Progress Report, showing that net EU greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions fell by 8.3% in...
Global Market for Key Clean Technologies to Triple to $2 Trillion in Next Decade
First-of-its-kind IEA analysis shows complex interplay between energy, industrial and trade policies as countries seek to secure supply chains and economic opportunities
The rapid uptake...
Floating Solar: The Emerging Third Pillar of Solar Energy
Authors: Manish Kumar and Sanjay Kumar Kar*
India’s renewable energy (RE) journey has reached a significant milestone, with the country’s total RE capacity surpassing 154...
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,...
Uncovering Indonesia’s Marine Energy Potential and Its Challenges
Indonesia, the world’s largest archipelagic state, with over 17,000 islands and approximately 81,000 kilometers of coastline, has immense potential for marine energy. Marine energy...
New Sources of Renewable Energy in Indonesia: Current Development and Future Prospects
As one of the largest and most populous nations in Southeast Asia, Indonesia faces growing energy demands that need the expansion of its energy...