Renewable energy faces investment shortfalls, policy hurdles, and high costs, delaying projects and slowing the global energy transition.

West Burton and Heckington Fen solar projects approved, adding to major developments since Labour's July 2024 government.

Trump declares a national energy emergency to boost fossil fuels, streamline energy projects, and prioritize U.S. energy independence.

Ontario introduces rebates for rooftop solar, heat pumps, and battery storage, covering up to 30% of upgrade costs.

The closure of Russian pipelines through Ukraine, coupled with recent weather patterns, has left gas reserves "concerningly low".

BOEM seeks input on offshore wind leasing off Guam, advancing Biden-Harris goals for clean energy and Guam's 100% renewable target by 2045.

Greece postpones its third battery storage auction, citing rule ambiguities on capacity limits, with plans to relaunch in early 2025.

The DOE backs Nostromo Energy's $305M Project IceBrick, a thermal energy storage VPP to add 170MW/450MWh capacity in California.

Insurers have been slow to offer coverage for the types of ambitious renewable energy projects we need to accelerate the energy transition.

The New York Public Service Commission has approved plans to guide the state to its 2030 energy storage policy target.

EASE urges policymakers to back energy storage, reducing fossil fuel imports, stabilizing prices, and helping the EU meet 2030 climate goals

The Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA), formally adopted on 28th May 2024, redirects EU funding and eases permitting delays.

The Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA), formally adopted on 28th May 2024, redirects EU funding and eases permitting delays.

Texas may face soaring power prices this summer due to high heat and demand, as spot prices already surpass $175/MWh, reports Reuters.

Malcolm Turnbull urges UK to adopt cap-and-floor for energy storage, citing nearly 7GW in ready projects to aid decarbonisation and energy.

The House of Lords Science and Technology Committee unveiled a pivotal report on March 13, urging the UK government to take decisive action.

The Ministry of Climate is strategising a path towards achieving 'net negative' emissions with the removal of 63 million tonnes of CO2.

UK & Ireland could harness 27GW of wave energy by 2050, essential for a 100% renewable system, according to LUT University study.