Tag: Energy Transition


  • Citicore Aims 3 GW Capacity With $2B Capex Plan 2026

    Citicore Aims 3 GW Capacity With $2B Capex Plan 2026

    Citicore Sets Aggressive 2026 Capex Target to Reach 3 GW Citicore Renewable Energy Corp. (CREC) has unveiled a bold capital expenditure plan, allocating roughly $2 billion (about P118.9 billion) to accelerate its project rollout with the goal of achieving 3 gigawatts (GW) of capacity by the end of the year. The move signals the company’s…

  • Closing the Methane Data Gap in Energy and Remediation

    Closing the Methane Data Gap in Energy and Remediation

    Overview: A Critical Gap in Methane Monitoring One of the most stubborn blind spots in the global energy transition is the methane data gap. While there have been advances in satellite monitoring, ground-based sensors, and voluntary reporting, emissions from orphaned and abandoned oil and gas wells often escape accurate accounting. These wells can leak methane—a…

  • Closing the Methane Data Gap in Energy and Remediation: A WDF–Heath Alliance

    Closing the Methane Data Gap in Energy and Remediation: A WDF–Heath Alliance

    Bridging a stubborn blind spot in emissions data In January, the Well Done Foundation (WDF) and Heath Incorporated announced a strategic partnership aimed at closing a persistent blind spot in methane monitoring: orphaned and abandoned oil and gas wells. These legacy wells, often neglected after decommissioning or sale, can continue to emit methane for years,…

  • How a New Natural Gas Pipeline Could Fuel Changes in Nordegg, Alberta

    How a New Natural Gas Pipeline Could Fuel Changes in Nordegg, Alberta

    Overview: A Community on the Brink of Change The mountain hamlet of Nordegg, located about 170 kilometres west of Red Deer, Alberta, has long relied on hundreds of propane tanks to heat homes and power small businesses. In a shift that could redefine life in this rural community, a new natural gas pipeline is set…

  • How a New Natural Gas Pipeline Could Transform Nordegg, Alberta

    How a New Natural Gas Pipeline Could Transform Nordegg, Alberta

    Nordegg at a Turning Point: From Propane to Natural Gas In the mountain hamlet of Nordegg, Alberta, a long‑awaited shift is finally taking shape. For decades, residents and local businesses have relied on hundreds of propane tanks to heat homes, power operations, and keep daily life running. That landscape is about to change as a…

  • Tech and Energy Storage: Major Players Push Forward with New Projects

    Tech and Energy Storage: Major Players Push Forward with New Projects

    Overview: A New Wave of Energy Storage Projects In a concerted push across the energy storage landscape, leading companies including SK On, BYD, Wanhua Chemical, Gotion High-Tech, and Xinfag Group have rolled out updates on ambitious project developments. These announcements span the full battery and energy storage value chain, highlighting efforts from material supply to…

  • China Metals Frenzy Fuels Global Rally in 2026 Markets

    China Metals Frenzy Fuels Global Rally in 2026 Markets

    Overview: China’s Metal Markets Roar as Traders Pile In China’s metal markets are experiencing a speculative surge, with prices for key commodities like copper, nickel, and lithium climbing sharply as traders and deep-pocketed funds flood the scene. The buying frenzy, driven by expectations of a synchronized global commodities rally, has pushed trading values in Shanghai…

  • Inside Southeast Asia’s Uneven Energy Transition

    Inside Southeast Asia’s Uneven Energy Transition

    Introduction: A Region at a Crossroads Across Southeast Asia, nations grapple with a dual challenge: keeping the lights on for growing populations and accelerating a cleaner, more sustainable energy mix. While several countries have launched ambitious green transitions, others remain heavily dependent on fossil fuels like coal. The result is an uneven regional profile, where…

  • Africa’s Emerging LNG Corridor: South of the Sahara Taking Shape

    Africa’s Emerging LNG Corridor: South of the Sahara Taking Shape

    How a South of the Sahara LNG Corridor Is Evolving Across Africa, natural gas is positioning itself as a key pillar in the continent’s energy transition. With growing demand for cleaner fuel and regional demand partners seeking reliable energy supply, the LNG corridor south of the Sahara is moving from concept to concrete infrastructure. While…

  • Trump Administration Forces Craig Coal Plant to Stay Online Amid Emergency Electricity Needs

    Trump Administration Forces Craig Coal Plant to Stay Online Amid Emergency Electricity Needs

    Background In a move that drew both approval from some utility planners and concern from environmental advocates, the Trump administration invoked emergency authority to require the Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association to keep the coal-fired Craig Unit 1 online. The unit, located near Craig, Colorado, had been scheduled for closure after years of operating amid…