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Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
Energy is a fundamental pillar of the resilient, sustainable economic system we need to build – but it poses three connected challenges that we must address.
COVID-19 may have exposed cracks in business models but it has renewed efforts to build a sustainable economy – Ukraine can be part of that crucial change.
Record-low solar tariffs and flexible clean power auctions have pushed India’s renewable energy growth, despite disruption from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution and shifts in consumer demands caused by the coronavirus pandemic are having a profound effect on infrastructure assets and investments.
The COVID crisis underscores the urgency to enable innovation, build financial infrastructure and resilience for the economic recovery
The U.S., U.K. and Canada, three major nuclear markets, all signaled growing support for SMRs in the closing weeks of 2020 with new policy announcements.
The mining industry could collaborate more effectively to improve environmental, social and governance standards as world moves to a lower-carbon economy.
As some parts of the world switch away from ‘black gold’, countries in Asia could decide if this fossil fuel has a future.
Hydrogen is once again being touted as a decarbonizing wonder fuel – but serious challenges remain. Here's why things might be different this time around.
Geothermal energy had fallen our of favour in the United States, but its potential to fill gaps when solar and wind projects can't provide electricity could see it rise again.
A huge, wind-driven cargo ship could help end the fossil fuel era and curb climate change, its designers in Sweden say. The ship will be 200m long and carry 7,000 cars.
This new report explores the promise and shortcomings of the just transition agenda - but the window for putting these plans in place is closing rapidly.
Fusion experiments are expensive and technologically challenging – but they are helping to advance science, knowledge and international cooperation.
The oil and gas sector must start planning and working together as it faces an increasingly uncertain future – and doing so will unlock new opportunities.
More than 400 government and business leaders gathered in Beijing to discuss opportunities to transition to a low-carbon economy. Here are some takeaways.