South Africa's needless nuclear plan may be ruinous

The power sector's success at overcoming the supply crisis of recent years is raising new policy conundrums

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China's nuclear exports will target developing world

The Hinkley Point project will do much for China's reputation as an exporter of nuclear energy technology

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Despite growing Chinese investment flows into many EU member states, the EU still lacks a common approach

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TurkStream would, like South Stream, bypass Russia's enemy Ukraine but may have unintended consequences

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Long term energy policy focuses on coal and nuclear, while renewables lag and gas consumption declines

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The prospects of nuclear energy are dampened by high costs, technical problems and often-uncertain policy environments

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Renewables are likely to become cheaper than fossil fuels

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Russia is in the stronger position in its burgeoning rapprochement with Turkey

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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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