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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Kosovo’s switch to renewable energy will be slow

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

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Poor air quality during the winter heating season reflects the systemic neglect of the problem of energy poverty

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The country will be president of the G20 for most of 2023

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Jakarta took over the group’s annually rotating chairmanship last month

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Policies backing larger, centrally controlled projects and failure to invest in the grid are hampering renewables growth

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South Africa’s Just Energy Transition Investment Plan seeks to leverage the new geopolitics of decarbonisation

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There was surprise progress on the loss and damage issue at COP27 despite frustrations within the climate negotiations

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Indonesia wants to upgrade its industrial capability by moving away from exports of raw materials

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Western sanctions against Russia are changing international trade flows; China has become an economic bridge

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