Foreign ties may help to alleviate Cuba’s crises

As domestic crises persist, Havana is looking overseas for support

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Reform challenge may extend South Africa energy crisis

An alleged assassination attempt on Eskom’s outgoing CEO underscores the escalating crisis at the state-owned power firm

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The increase in extreme weather events in adding to pressure on the ageing US electricity grid as demand rises

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China has become a global leader in electric vehicles and their batteries

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Officials have indicated that Turkey is to build at least five nuclear power plants

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The United Arab Emirates plans to develop new oil fields and increase production from existing ones.

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Morocco was an early entrant in the green hydrogen sector, driven by financial rather than environmental concerns

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Quartz, a key component of the semiconductor value chain, is escaping the constraints of US-China sanctions

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Electricity storage is as important to energy independence efforts as securing supply, and the market is evolving fast

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The government’s ambitious energy strategy is at odds with continued dependence on lignite-burning power plants

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