Category: Report

July 9 2021

China’s Onshore Wind Dominance to Rise, Rest of World Challenges Offshore

The wind sector brushed off the effects of Covid-19 in 2020 to install 97GW, smashing the previous record set for annual installations in 2015 by over 30GW.

July 5 2021

Electric Vehicles and Oil Are a Tale of Two Halves

The rollout of EVs will profoundly affect the oil market, but not equally.

June 30 2021

Offshore Wind-to-Hydrogen Sounds A Starting Gun

Offshore wind could become an important way to produce hydrogen at scale. The project pipeline is growing rapidly, costs are falling and non-economic factors are poised to boost uptake.

June 25 2021

The EV Price Gap Narrows

Electric vehicles should be cheaper to buy on average than combustion vehicles in about five years, without subsidies.

June 18 2021

Nobody Wants China’s Used EVs

Looking at over 20,000 used EV sales in China, the analysis showed that the value of those vehicles dropped by an average of 45% after a year, 58% after two years and 67% after three years.

June 16 2021

Green Aluminum is Competitive Today. It’s Time to Start Transforming

Net-zero emissions targets have thrown down the gauntlet to industrial emitters. The power and transport sectors have been investing hundreds of billions in deploying zero-emissions technology for the last decade.

June 14 2021

China Greenlights New Nuclear in Bid to Cut Emissions

China’s Liaoning and Jiangsu provinces kicked off construction of four nuclear plants with a total five gigawatts of capacity on May 19.

June 9 2021

The One Percent Milestone

Just over 44% of all the EVs are in China, and about 35% are in Europe.

June 3 2021

Where Blockchain Can Help the Environment, Not Hurt It

Bitcoin's price plunge, alongside Elon Musk’s comments about its power consumption, has magnified the world’s attention on the cryptocurrency and its environmental impact. Yet blockchain technology could be very useful for a green future.

June 1 2021

How Big Investors Make Money in U.S. C&I Solar

Asset managers like Blackrock, Blackstone, Brookfield, Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley are active in the U.S. commercial and industrial (C&I) solar market.