Food and Farming Caught in Geopolitical Crossfire
No country can feed itself entirely on its own. The global food system depends on a complex web of trade, not just for food but for fertilizer, animal feed, pesticides and labor. Even major agricultur...
18 Syys 26min
US Grid Ban Hits Batteries Hardest: Analyst Reaction
US efforts to secure its power grid could come at a cost. A new executive order could restrict grid and power equipment supplied by companies tied to China, with batteries particularly exposed. Around...
14 Syys 17min
BNEF Pioneers: Buses, Bioleaching and Better Batteries
Some of the most interesting climate technologies don’t fit neatly into a category. That is the idea behind the Wildcard entries in BloombergNEF’s annual Pioneers competition, which recognizes promisi...
9 Syys 44min
Six Months In, the Iran War Redraws the Energy Map
The Iran war is redrawing the global energy landscape. Six months of high oil prices and disrupted trade have strengthened the case for technologies that reduce reliance on imported fossil fuels. Chin...
2 Syys 33min
Turkey's Renewables Boom Has More Than Climate in Mind
Turkey is quietly becoming a renewables heavyweight. Rapid wind and solar deployment is helping the country meet rising electricity demand while reducing exposure to imported fossil fuels. Turkey rank...
27 Elo 32min
States Put Data Centers on Pause: Analyst Reaction
America’s data center boom is running into political resistance. Texas, New York and Pennsylvania are moving to slow or pause new projects amid concerns over electricity costs, infrastructure and loca...
24 Elo 14min
EV Boom Changes Lanes as New Markets Take the Wheel
The electric vehicle boom is entering a new phase. As China’s market matures and the US steps back from EVs, emerging markets are becoming the new hotspot for electrified transport. At the same time, ...
20 Elo 31min
