The Limits of Free Trade: US-China Tensions over Electric Vehicle Sector
Mounting US-China trade tensions over electric vehicles illustrates the policy trade-offs between national security, competitiveness, and environmental protection.
Wales Going Green(er) with Wind Energy
Wales is well on its way to reaching the goal of full renewables production by 2035, and wind energy is playing a big part.
Colonial Pipeline Attack: A Warning for the US Military
The Colonial Pipeline attack should be a warning for defense leaders: Make sure your bases have resilient energy infrastructure or that vulnerability will be used against you.
No Time Like the Present: Indonesia’s Renewable Energy Transition
Indonesia’s natural endowments give it an edge in transitioning to renewable energy, but time is of the essence for the government to deploy a comprehensive strategy.
Report Warns of Fiscal Reckoning for Oil Exporters
A new report foresees an energy transition that’s faster and more difficult than many oil exporters are expecting.
Outlook 2021: Fossil Fuels
Will 2021 be looked back on as a turning point in the global pivot toward renewable energy sources?
South Africa’s Energy Conundrum
President Ramaphosa inherited a dire national energy outlook, but one that’s not without its own opportunities.
The Year Ahead for China’s Coal Industry
China’s coal industry may be in a controlled decline, but it isn’t disappearing anytime soon.
Backgrounder: China’s Renewables Industry
Examining China’s path to becoming a world leader in renewables.
Why Donald Trump’s Energy Plan Can Work
Donald Trump’s energy plan is a practical job creator that will work for the United States and the global economy.