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Installation vessels outside of China vital to meeting offshore wind targets
With the global offshore wind energy market to rise by 6x by 2030, the number of installation vessels insufficient to meet the market growth.
Top ten most attractive markets for renewable energy investment
Research company IHS Markit has released a new report highlighting the world's most attractive markets for renewable energy investments.
Global energy storage market to more than double in 2021
According to a new report released by research firm IHS Markit, the global market for energy storage will more than double in 2021 from 2020 level.
IHS Markit presents top clean energy technology trends for 2021
Research firm IIHS Markit has published a new report revealing the top clean energy technology trends to look out for in 2021.
Meter markets dip in 2020 but there is room for optimism
This article looks at the impact of COVID-19 on the global smart meter market with a specific focus on the water industry.
Corporates to account for 20% of new utility-scale renewables projects in the US
Corporate procurement will account for 20% of utility-scale renewable power additions by 2030—far ahead rest of the world.
Production of green hydrogen could be cost-competitive by 2030
The production of green hydrogen could be cost-competitive by 2030, according to a new analysis by research firm IHS Markit.
IHS Markit selects Amazon Web Services as a cloud infrastructure partner
IHS Markit has selected Amazon Web Services to accelerate the deployment of cloud infrastructure to improve its business operations.
Revenue protection is a need, not a want for utilities
If increased energy efficiency is key in ensuring future energy demand won’t outstrip supply, then revenue protection is the only way utilities can survive the change.
Security concerns drive IoT deployments toward private networks, study finds
Security concerns are pushing companies into using private networks when deploying Internet of Things (IoT), according to a study conducted by Omdia.
