Expansion of renewables in Germany is set to slow down

A major reform will change the German feed-in tariff system and limit expansion, especially in the north

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Politics will delay Mexican water reform

While Mexico's water poverty is reducing in some ways, it faces major hurdles in the coming years

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Five years after Japan was hit by the strongest earthquake in decades, a clearer assessment of its response is possible

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Japan is expanding coal use to offset the cost of renewables, but risks over-capacity and stranded assets

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If voters see no signs of economic bounceback by year-end, the government could rapidly find itself on the back foot

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Industrialising ASEAN countries need electricity, but regulation and finance gaps will constrain

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The default resolution does not solve pending difficulties with stabilising the economy

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Troubled regions may fall deeper into debt, but others have sounder economies or a direct line to Moscow

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Despite a favourable political environment, the problems associated with Hinkley Point may discourage future investment

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The newly appointed President of the Minneapolis Fed has a distinct background compared with his colleagues

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