Trends in fossil fuel financing
As the world attempts to combat climate change, it’s increasingly holding banks accountable for investing in fossil fuels. So, what does this mean for investors, borrowers and fossil fuel-based assets?
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One question, three experts: why should the European Union adopt the Hydrogen Act?
Why should the EU adopt the Hydrogen Act? We tackle this challenge in our One question, three experts podcast, exploring the proposal for a novel policy framework titled 'Hydrogen Act: Towards the Creation of the European hydrogen economy'.
In the pipeline: an analysis of hydrogen embrittlement in Australia's pipeline networks
The world’s existing gas pipeline network could be the answer to transporting hydrogen. But how do we deal with the issue of hydrogen embrittlement? Our study looks at this in detail.
Insights on transportation after COVID-19
A data-based approach to explain how the pandemic has impacted transportation around the globe and what we can expect next.
The ins and outs of energy storage systems
How you can make the right investment for your organization.
Three things we've learned about the future of electrification in Canada
Replacing fossil fuel energy sources with electricity can reduce emissions by as much as 90 per cent – and help industrial facilities stay competitive. But electrification is more complex than simply flicking the switch. Roy Hunt, Sustainability Advisor of Advisian, looks at what this means for Canada.
Lessons from the Texas energy grid failure
Could distributed energy systems have prevented the Texas blackouts?
District energy system transactions: the opportunities and risk
The value of buying and selling district energy systems is being realized in more ways than one. Here’s how to ensure your transactions run as smoothly as possible.
One question, three experts: the energy transition
Prior to COVID-19, sustainability was the energy sector’s primary focus. Small and large businesses sought to invest in people, projects, and technologies that would move the energy transition forward. But now what? We asked three of our experts to weigh in.
Facing zero net emissions head on
Decarbonization is no longer an option. It's imperative in the fight against climate change, which has rapidly become the challenge of our lifetime. Helen Riordan discusses developing strategies, frameworks, and roadmaps to cut carbon emissions for a more sustainable energy future.