It is important for investors to be clear about the type of CCS being discussed, as the different applications have varying levels of technical and commercial maturity, contrasting environmental and social risks and opportunities, and differing mitigation potential. The availability and quality of data from the testing and operations of CCS across all applications is […]
Supply chain disruptions, implementation of trade barriers and a tightening monetary policy pose fresh challenges for renewable energy companies. Multiple levers remain with renewable energy companies to enhance returns and cushion against downside risks. The rise in solar module prices is an aberration, and long-term average prices should revert to sub-US$0.20 (before duties and taxes) […]
In the next decade, Australia has the opportunity to lead the world in demonstrating how to power its economy with renewables India has huge renewable energy potential that can be deployed to meet its rising energy demand The International Energy Agency has shown that there can be no more new oil and gas developments if […]
Ambitious government targets and bold business strategies align to meet global climate goals The Indian government is rolling out “big bang” clean energy policies and reforms including the green hydrogen and green ammonia policy, production-linked incentive schemes in solar module and battery manufacturing, market based economic dispatch, general network access, green energy corridor schemes and […]
Investing in thermal energy to help India through the power crisis will divert limited financial resources away from cheaper clean energy Continuing high temperatures in India are creating massive demand for electricity, which distribution companies struggle to meet. The power shortage crisis has revealed that the cost of coal-based generation is high and inflationary. The […]
Record high additions in renewables capacity of 15.5GW versus record low additions in net coal capacity of 1.4GW in FY2021/22 It seems that the energy transition in India has just turned a corner. After a tough three years filled with policy headwinds, policy obscurity, and the COVID-19 pandemic choking growth in the capacity of renewables, […]
Switching to a cleaner, domestically produced fertiliser feedstock would cut dependence on LNG imports EEFA India: A shift to green ammonia would significantly reduce the Indian government’s massive fertiliser subsidy burden and boost energy self-reliance by cutting dependence on imports of expensive liquified natural gas (LNG) for fertiliser manufacturing, according to a new report by […]
Private power producers burdened with non-performing thermal assets are changing tack Climate change – witnessed increasingly in extreme weather events – is now the biggest risk threatening energy and financial markets, and vulnerable people and communities. The International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Sixth Assessment Report, Climate Change 2021 warns that to maintain the trajectory […]
Substituting oil and gas imports for renewable alternatives would increase energy security As a net importer of crude oil and natural gas to meet its domestic energy demands, India risks global fuel price shocks impacting its energy and subsidy bills. The latest shock, the Russia-Ukraine war, is likely to hit domestic consumers in March and […]
Investors are punting and risk capital is moving The next energy market disruptor, green hydrogen is moving at lightspeed and global investment, with strong policy support and replication of the solar learning curve, is adding to the momentum. In this ongoing global energy system transformation, the outcome is as inevitable as it is overdue. A […]