Having ascended to the EU presidency for the first six months of 2015, Latvia now has the perfect opportunity to ensure its recent economic upswing is not quashed by Russia’s regional meddling

With increased investment and technological advancements, Mexico could jump up from its ranking as the 10th largest oil producer in the world, says Fermaca

Iberdrola is not only committed to clean energy, but embedding the best principles of corporate governance

Grupo Energía de Bogotá has holdings all over the world. Further expansion could be on the horizon, with the company currently engaged in a bidding war for Isagen, the third-largest energy company in Colombia

World Finance speaks to Paddy Padmanathan, Thamer Al Sharhan and Rajit Nanda from ACWA Power, on the privatisation of electricity and water in Saudi Arabia

Technological innovation will lead the way to cleaner energy production, writes Prady Iyyanki

The role of carbon markets in pricing and controlling emissions is likely to undergo a period of uncertainty, but for players willing to battle that risk, rewards will be significant

In the renewable energy sector, Regional Development Company (RFV) is doing things differently

Energy related industries will remain significant, but infrastructure is enjoying rapid levels of investment, writes Shirley Redpath

The Southern African coal producer is developing mines capable of producing 10m tonnes of coal a year

After its unearthing of shale gas deposits, Poland has become a source of interest for global energy firms

Copperbelt Energy Corporation is a privately managed, listed electric utility operation: positively unique in Zambia, a region dominated by state-controlled utilities

Energy efficient light bulbs are becoming the standard: 80-90%
of all lighting will be replaced by LED lighting in the next five years

A significant infrastructure project gets ready for construction

Is sustainability incompatible with business growth? No, says Simon Groves