Essentials of Global Climate Policy and Energy Transition
How the Paris Agreement and the net-zero pledges that followed are shaping national energy transition policies, and what they mean for building sustainable, resilient economies.
How the Paris Agreement and the net-zero pledges that followed are shaping national energy transition policies, and what they mean for building sustainable, resilient economies.
How energy storage, from lithium-ion batteries to hydrogen, is becoming essential to integrating variable wind and solar power and delivering reliable, round-the-clock electricity at grid scale.
A comparison of onshore and offshore wind, covering their advantages, challenges and economic, social and environmental considerations, illustrated by case studies from Spain and the United Kingdom.
Why buildings, responsible for roughly 38% of energy-related CO2 emissions, need energy-efficient design, and which technologies are improving heating, cooling and electricity performance.
How India’s surge in solar generation in June 2025, supplying up to 30% of midday power in some states, highlights the urgent need for smart grids and greater system flexibility.
How microgrids and decentralized energy systems help communities strengthen resilience, rely more on local resources and adapt to climate pressures, and where they fit in modern power systems.
An introduction to geothermal energy, how the Earth’s heat is used for power and direct heating, and why the Caribbean’s volcanic islands offer strong potential for geothermal innovation.