The frequency, intensity and severity of extreme weather events is making it more challenging to develop utility-scale solar photovoltaic projects that are bankable and address insurance risks

Oil-rich Guyana is on course to become the world’s largest per capita oil producer and it is using this newfound wealth to bolster its position as a nature-positive economy, driving green growth and socioeconomic change

India is a country on the rise. By facilitating nation building through sustainable and inclusive growth, the natural resources sector holds the key to unlocking India’s potential

Many African countries are favourably positioned to take advantage of solar energy, but relatively few have made much of an impact in this sector. With the clean energy transition underway, Africa is looking to rapidly expand its use of solar energy and other renewables

Plotting a course out of the pandemic turbulence has been a difficult task for many airlines, but Turkish Airlines with its wealth of experience has not only expertly navigated the crisis, it has led the way for a sustainable future

A shortage of wood, appointments with chimney sweeps are hard to come by and IKEA selling heat exchangers. Energy security is a red-hot issue due to the electricity crisis in Europe. Environmental action programmes and transition requirements are creating long-term structural demand for both renewable and conventional energy

The link between the health of the planet and our own health is a well-established and almost immutable law. By greening its facility, one hospital is setting the example for sustainability

Wind power delivers the energy society wants. Unleashing its full potential will require an acceleration of investment and navigating complex supply chain and permit issues if we are to break into a new frontier of floating wind, writes utilities firm Iberdrola

After the most tumultuous year that Big Oil has endured in decades, the industry is rapidly trying to reshape itself for a new era in energy as the world accelerates the transition away from fossil fuels

Once thought of as the primary answer to the globe’s renewable energy requirements, nuclear energy is now viewed unfavourably in comparison to solar and wind alternatives

A vast number of renewable energy projects are being undertaken in Latin America, but companies must be aware of the environmental, social and commercial pitfalls that these ventures may encounter

In a report released ahead of the 23rd World Energy Congress, the World Energy Council has claimed per capita energy demand will peak before 2030

Climate change deal could transform global energy market far sooner than previously thought

World Finance interviews Paddy Padmanathan, CEO of ACWA Power, on its recent acquisitions in the renewable energy sector