18 September 2023
18 September 2023
Experts spoken to by senior data journalist Nick Ferris argue that – despite its apparent flaws – the JETP remains unparalleled in the energy transition so far.
"Did Germany just kill the electric car?" is Energy Monitor's best-read story of the last 12 months on its third birthday. Editor-in-chief Sonja van Renssen takes you through the ten stories that were most popular with readers over the past year.
Many Western countries have decoupled emissions from GDP growth. Can China follow? Data journalist Polly Bindman investigates.
The Commission president has tried to reassure the European Parliament that she is resisting pressure from her conservative EPP group to rein in the deal’s ambition, but Ursula von der Leyen's political incentives are not in the Green Deal’s favour. Senior writer Dave Keating reports from Brussels.
Companies across Europe are moving towards green hydrogen but not fast enough to meet EU production targets, according to Hydrogen Europe.
The investment will help the housing industry achieve the UK Government’s target of 600,000 heat pump installations per year by 2028.
Offshore energy jobs are at risk in the wind and oil and gas sectors, as underinvestment results in slow growth and limited capacity.
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Implementing AI in the energy sector will benefit resource management, failure prevention, and predictive analytics for renewables. The power industry is investing heavily in AI and ML to deliver the necessary solutions, such as sensor-connected power plants and smart grids to balance electricity supply and demand. Recent advancements in generative AI hold promise for elevating the existing AI framework within the energy sector.
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