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As Singapore seeks to move away from its dependence on gas towards renewable energy sources like solar, the transport sector is similarly undergoing the same shift towards alternative fuel sources.
Singapore introduced the Carbon Pricing Act 2018, which came into effect in January 2019. It is currently S$5 per tonne of greenhouse gases (GHGs) emissions, and this price is expected to be reviewed in 2023, with plans ...
The renewables sector is feeling the impact as COVID-19 begins to cause huge global disruption to supply chains. The renewables sector is heavily reliant on global supply chains for raw materials and components, as ...
The United Arab Emirates Energy Strategy 2050 has the bold goal of diversifying current energy sources and doubling the country's reliance upon clean energy sources by 2050. The goal is also to reduced the country's ...
This is a 2019 update on the energy landscape in Singapore and the Asian region and also highlights the efforts by the various governments to address their respective countries' growing energy needs in a sustainable ...
Our team of subject matter experts look at the recent rise in cyber attacks in the energy sector and impact of the introduction of the NIS Directive on the sector as a whole.
Ofgem announced last week that it has made a decision in relation relating to a number of energy storage systems co-located with Renewables Obligation Certificates (ROC) accredited solar generation sites.
With the number of electric vehicles in the UK increasing rapidly, our Energy and Automotive teams explore how the roll-out of charging infrastructure will be achieved, considering the current barriers to growth and how ...
The energy sector has undergone major change in the last decade due to the growth of the renewables market. Energy storage technology is touted as a solution to many of the issues facing the energy market as we continue ...
Clean Energy Pipeline has now published the latest 'Europe: Offshore Wind Outlook 2020' report, with the foreword written by our Banking and Finance and Projects Partner Conrad Purcell.
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