All articles by Smruthi Nadig

Electric mines to operate with 56-88% less costs than diesel

The mining industry is at a turning point, with electric mines able to operate at significantly lower costs, between 56%…
UK Government won’t fight legal challenge to Rosebank oilfield

The UK Labour Government has decided not to oppose a legal challenge by environmental organisations aimed at halting the development…
European Parliament elections: a shift in priorities for the power sector

This year’s European Parliament elections, held on 6–9 June, resulted in a noticeable shift to the right. According to provisional…
What will the UK general election mean for renewables?

The UK is gearing up for its general election on 4 July, and it comes at a crucial time, with…
Long-duration energy storage “a game-changer” for net zero, says RheEnergise CEO

Stephen Crosher, CEO of RheEnergise, advocated for scalable long-duration energy storage (LDES) solutions to support the global energy transition at…

US Republican attorneys general sue EPA over fossil fuel power plants rule

A group of 27 US Republican attorneys general and industry trade groups filed a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency…
Australian miners power ahead with equipment electrification

Mining companies rely heavily on fossil fuels to power their operations, a major contributor to operational costs as well as…
US states file lawsuit against LNG export ban, citing no “legal basis”

A total of 16 Republican-led states in the US filed a lawsuit on Thursday against the federal government’s ban on…
Record high methane emissions from fossil fuels in 2023, IEA says

Methane emissions from the energy industry reached a record high in 2023, with 120 million tonnes (mt) from production and…
Australia’s push for higher ESG standards in critical minerals industry

The world’s transition towards net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is driving a significant increase in demand for critical minerals such…