generation
Renewable Energy
Solar and wind are the cheapest new sources of energy says...
Solar PV and onshore wind are now the cheapest sources of new-build generation for at least two-thirds of the global population. Those two-thirds live in locations that comprise 71% of gross domestic product and 85 per cent of energy generation.
Features and Analysis
Ed’s note: Coal-free UK?
One of our most-read stories recently has been about the UK's incredible 'coal-free' generation period. Ultimately, the UK produced sufficient energy...
Magazine Article
All hands are needed on deck
All hands are needed on deck when it comes to the future power needs of the world. And all hands should be...
Event News
POWER-GEN Intl: Where conventional meets renewable
POWER-GEN is celebrating 30 years of delivering industry insights to the sector with three days of amped-up innovation, site-visits, knowledge hubs and activities.
Events
About POWERGEN Asia 2019
Date: 3 - 5 September 2019
Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
POWERGEN Asia continues to be Asia's premier power generation event. For more than a quarter of a century,...
Policy & Regulation
VIDEO: Weekly USA energy news wrap up
Keep up to date with the latest power and smart energy developments in the USA.
The highlights in this week’s news items, provided courtesy of...
Policy & Regulation
VIDEO: Weekly USA energy news wrap up
Keep up to date with the latest power and smart energy developments in the USA.
The highlights in this week’s news items, provided courtesy of...
Energy & Grid Management
PD Ports boosts sustainability and cost savings with automatic metering
PD Ports is using sub-meters to measure and monitor energy data from 15 electricity substations and switch rooms of its Teesport estate.
Event News
Exploring Nigeria’s future generation potential
An exciting, practical Generation Knowledge Hub at Future Energy Nigeria will equip the Nigerian utility and industrial sectors with tried and tested methods to...
Storage
Global think tank and $1 billion to grow battery storage
The World Bank Group has committed $1 billion to a new global programme to accelerate investments in battery storage
