Whether it's the unstoppable march of wind and solar or the storm waters lapping around the world's oil capital, the signs of change are all around us, writes Darius Snieckus
IN DEPTH | After years of dipping its toes in the offshore wind water, the Chinese sector is finally ready to explode, with more than 4GW of projects now under construction
IN DEPTH | With a renewables-friendly BC government, larger turbines on the horizon and now Dong Energy on board, NaiKun's CEO says offshore wind is set fair in the Canadian province
IN DEPTH | The corporate renewable-energy movement, led by multinationals such as Google and Lego, has grown massively in a few short years — but could ‘good business’ also help slow climate change? asks Darius Snieckus
IN DEPTH | Realising their century-old business model is no longer fit for purpose, European utilities are creating a new vision of a clean-energy future, rich in innovation and opportunity, writes Leigh Collins
IN DEPTH | It can be produced with zero emissions, stored indefinitely and be used as a clean fuel for energy storage, transport and heating. But when will H2 be a cost-effective solution? asks Leigh Collins
IN DEPTH | With its 50% renewables mandate, huge upcoming tenders, embrace of offshore wind and planned market redesign, New York state is leading the US energy transition, writes Karl-Erik Stromsta
IN DEPTH | With fossil giants under ever-greater financial and environmental pressures, large-scale offshore wind is emerging as key to their long-term growth, writes Darius Snieckus
The study of the US grid undermines the Trump administration's claim that wind and solar a the cause of the decline of coal and nuclear, writes Richard Kessler
IN DEPTH | Its last contracted wind farm is spinning, but with money in the bank and China State Grid behind it don't expect Brazil’s CPFL Renováveis to stand still, writes Alexandre Spatuzza
IN DEPTH | The tender programme may have stalled but Actis's evolving strategy has propelled it into Brazil's wind power big league, writes Alexandre Spatuzza
OPINION | Auctions have pushed down renewable energy prices across the globe, but too low prices for winning bids and short implementation deadlines pose a risk, write Tim Mennel and Juan-Jose Diaz from DNV GL.
OPINION | The UK Supreme Court judgement deciding the Robin Rigg foundations saga in favour of E.ON has big implications for contractors in the country's offshore wind sector, writes Rebecca Williams
Falling costs and the need to decarbonise mean the UK is likely to want even more offshore wind into the 2020s, so it needs to get the right policies in place now, says Mike Blanch
OPINION | Many of the ‘supporting’ technologies developed by the oil & gas sector for its floating production vessels – led by mooring and anchoring – will be key to commercialising floating wind power, writes Clement Mochet
OPINION | Lower wind speeds and occasional hurricanes will not prevent the region from growing a vibrant offshore sector, writes NREL principal engineer Walt Musial
OPINION | The offshore wind sector may be overlooking a fast-approaching construction vessel bottleneck – and a hike in 'large component exchange' prices, writes Carl Erik Gurrik
OPINION | The US patent infringement claim filed by GE against Vestas again shows the hidden – but avoidable – IP risks wind players are running, says Philip Totaro
OPINION | Amid the headlines and the hype, the UK government needs to set the right regulatory framework to nurture batteries and demand-response, says Frank Gordon
OPINION | Corporates and industrial power users are playing an increasing role in driving wind deployment but challenges remain before the market can reach its full potential, says Pierre Tardieu
The corporate renewable-energy movement has grown massively in a few short years — but could ‘good business’ also help slow climate change? asks Darius Snieckus
Google has emerged as a leader in the corporate renewable energy sector. The tech giant's head of data centre strategy Gary Demasi tells Darius Snieckus what's next for CRE
