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Enabling Measures Roadmap for Low-Carbon Hydrogen  |  Middle East and North Africa 

Prepare your company for a real opportunity in a scenario of rising spot power prices in Brazil

Morocco | Hydrogen, WEF

This week on the show I had the pleasure of sitting down with Blake King, the Power Markets Engineer for Galaxy Digital. Right out of the gate Blake and I get into PPA structures for bitcoin miners and what those relationships are like. Blake does a great job steelmanning the case for what bitcoin mining is actually doing for renewable energy and we wrap up with what Blake is

Hydrogen | Oman

A recap of 2023 and the changes undergoing in solar spoken by our CEO, Brett Bouchy

Gov. John Bel Edwards and Louisiana Department of Natural Resources Secretary Tom Harris announced approval of two projects, one off the coast of Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes and another in the Cameron Parish's coastal waters. The Diamond Offshore Wind (DOW) site is on 6,162 acres just offshore from Terrebonne and Lafourche. The Cajun Wind development will cover 59,653

Keep up with key environmental and regulatory news from the last few months. Some pretty important stuff going on behind the scenes, especially the update to the PM2.5 National Ambient Air Quality Standards.

CCS Green boost for the UK economy as Energy Secretary sets out plan to make the UK a global market for Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage. The plan – named the CCUS Vision – sets out how the UK will transition from early projects backed by government support to becoming a competitive market in this area by 2035, meaning UK companies will compete to build carbon capture

The commercial and regulatory tasks carried out by AFRY will contribute to the attainment of operational offshore renewable energy farms in Colombia in coming years. In 2022 Colombia established the regulatory framework for the first seabed leasing process and now, the definition of mechanisms to trade offshore wind energy is crucial to provide financial stability and