South Africa’s renewable energy development pipeline has surged to 220 GW according to the latest industry survey. While solar PV leads with 121 GW, the real challenge lies in grid capacity and infrastructure development to connect these projects.
The EU’s Green Deal faces practical grid constraints and renewable energy limitations. A shift toward regional decarbonization pathways may offer more realistic climate solutions amid infrastructure challenges.
The global energy transition faces unexpected headwinds as fossil fuels experience a surprising resurgence. According to energy expert Daniel Yergin, multiple factors have reshaped the energy landscape, with natural gas and coal booming despite climate commitments.
The global push toward clean energy has encountered significant obstacles, with fossil fuels experiencing unexpected growth despite climate commitments, according to analysis from leading energy expert Daniel Yergin. Sources indicate that while renewable energy continues to expand, the simultaneous boom in natural gas and coal represents a complex shift in global energy dynamics that few anticipated just a few years ago.
The Unstoppable Rise of Solar Power Global energy systems are undergoing a transformation so rapid that even experts are struggling…
South Africa’s wind power sector faces significant delays due to transmission grid limitations, according to discussions at Windaba 2025. Industry executives emphasize that grid capacity issues are preventing new projects from connecting, with calls for policy changes and sector-wide collaboration to address the challenges.
South Africa’s wind energy sector is facing significant development challenges due to bottlenecks in the national transmission infrastructure, according to reports from the Windaba 2025 conference in Cape Town. Industry leaders indicated that these grid limitations are preventing new renewable energy projects from connecting to the power system, potentially delaying the country’s transition to cleaner energy sources.
The AI Revolution in Climate Investing Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest at $2 trillion, is deploying artificial intelligence…
China’s Renewable Energy Revolution: More Than Meets the Eye While China often makes headlines for its coal consumption, a quieter…
Global Energy Paradox: Renewables Grow While Coal Consumption Hits New Peak The world faces a troubling energy contradiction: while renewable…
The Unbundled REC Controversy A coalition of 16 state attorneys general has launched a comprehensive investigation into how major technology…
A Donegal-based startup is tackling one of the biggest bottlenecks in the renewable energy sector: slow environmental approvals. Canavan Atlantic uses a hybrid AI platform to automate environmental impact assessments, helping projects move from concept to construction faster.
A new startup from Donegal is reportedly using artificial intelligence to transform the traditionally slow and manual process of environmental compliance. According to reports, Canavan Atlantic aims to “make environmental intelligence a core part of how the world builds” by automating environmental impact assessments (EIAs), which are mandatory for large-scale projects.
