By the end of 2025 the world was facing a climate collapse. These reversals represent a retreat from the goal of “net zero” emissions by 2050, but not a wholesale retreat from
New LNG project approvals surged in 2025, adding to the coming wave of natural gas supply. About 300 bln cubic metres (bcm) of new annual LNG export capacity is scheduled to start
Following COP30, the UN said the new country climate plans ‘barely move a needle’ on the expected global targets, as pledges and actions do not do much more than rhetoric. The bottom
According to McKinsey, global natural gas demand could rise by 26% by 2050. The coming LNG supply wave is already here, with global supply expected to increase by 60% by 2030, thus
Donald Trump’s tariff blitz has sparked turmoil for the green energy sector. Duties pose a one-two punch for an industry already reeling from a renewed embrace of fossil fuels. The new tariffs
Donald Trump may seem to have backed down on his tariff wars on other countries, but with markets and tariffs the only certainty is uncertainty. It is very difficult to predict the
A climate reset is underway and there are fresh signs that moving away from fossil fuels will go slower than many governments had hoped. Analysts see a “decisive return to energy pragmatism”
By Nicole Phinopoulou While the world grapples with the urgent need for a sustainable future, the policies of the Trump administration threaten to disrupt the momentum of green investments and the implementation
Is the era of net zero pledges coming to an end? The debate around net zero is intensifying, with political parties and investors questioning its economic viability and impact. In Washington, US
By Nicole Phinopoulou Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the technology that enables computers and machines to simulate human learning, comprehension, problem solving, decision making, creativity and autonomy. It is also seen as a
