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Bulk storage/terminals

Cylindrical bulk storage tank in foreground on left of photo, with pipes running to right and into distance, where a number of other storage tanks can be seen

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7/1/2026 Feature / Kim Nordlund

In transition: transforming a fossil fuel terminal into a strategic renewables hub

Swedish fuel depot network operator Preem changed its Helsingborg, Sweden, depot from fossil fuels to renewables for a more sustainable future. Kim Nordlund, Head of Depot Management, Supply & Trading, Preem, provides an update.

Wind

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7/9/2022 Feature / Brian Davis

Building the world’s largest offshore wind farm

Once complete, Dogger Bank will be the world’s largest offshore wind farm, although curiously sited in relatively shallow water. Brian Davis of New Energy World reports on this ambitious project, which will be capable of powering the equivalent of 6mn UK homes.

Solar

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15/2/2023 Feature / Poorna Rodrigo,Gemma Handy,Juhel Browne

Sunny energy prospects for Caribbean islands

The Caribbean islands are seeking to harness plentiful solar power in ambitious projects aimed at cutting electricity costs and boosting energy independence, report Juhel Browne in Port of Spain, Trinidad; Gemma Handy in St John’s, Antigua; and Poorna Rodrigo.

Energy prices

Map of Great Britain divided into different colours, each representing a specific regional distribution network operator

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18/6/2025 Feature / Janet Wood

A country divided: exploring the pros and cons of zonal electricity pricing

A war of words has broken out in the electricity industry about whether to split Great Britain’s electricity market into smaller zones, in the hope of reducing costs and making more efficient use of renewables. Janet Wood explores the current complex situation, and how we got here.

Skills, education and training

Engineer wearing hard hat, standing by solar panels in solar farm, set against orange sunrise sky

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10/8/2022 Feature / Stephenie Overman

US green skills in short supply

The US is struggling to keep up with demand for green jobs, despite the growing opportunities for transfer from the oil and gas industry and other sectors. There is also an issue around maintaining skills diversity, reports Stephenie Overman in Washington DC.

Wave / tidal

Bright yellow prototype wave energy converter on surface of sea

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8/6/2022 Feature / Charlie Bush

Marine power – making waves or a drop in the ocean?

Still to make a substantial contribution to total energy needs, how important might marine energy – tidal, wave and wave/wind hybrids – eventually become? Charlie Bush listened in to a seminar at the recent All-Energy exhibition and conference held on the banks of the River Clyde in Glasgow.

Forecasting

Computer generated 3D drawing of NASA satellite photo of the globe, with the sun rising over India

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15/10/2025 Feature / Brian Davis

What’s the latest outlook for the energy transition? BP and DNV forecasts compared

The last four weeks saw publication of two authoritative energy transition outlook reports. Although BP’s 2025 energy outlook favours a scenario approach, considering the ‘current trajectory’ and a greener approach keeping ‘below 2°C’ by 2050, DNV issued a more specific forecast. Common findings include delays in progress towards global net zero, increasing electricity demand and more emphasis on energy security. New Energy World Features Editor Brian Davis reports.

Renewables

Claudia Schienbaum standing in front of a microphone attached to a lectern, smiling and with her left fist raised in the air to celebrate election victory; behind her part of the Mexican flag, green on one side and an emblem set in the middle of an adjacent white stripe

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30/7/2025 Feature / Ángela Martínez

On a knife edge: why Mexico’s new President faces significant challenges to her energy transition plans

Mexico’s new President Claudia Sheinbaum is certainly well-qualified to reform her country’s energy system. But her ambitious plans may be curtailed by political expediency. Ángela Martínez reports from Mexico City.

Renewables

Large chimney towers of a coal power plant venting steam into blue sky

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9/8/2023 Feature / Brian Davis

How long will it take Poland to clean up its act?

Poland has one of Europe’s most polluting energy sectors, relying heavily on coal for about 70% of its power generation – by far the highest proportion in the European Union (EU). New Energy World Features Editor Brian Davis reports on key energy transition initiatives and the challenges ahead.

Bulk storage/terminals

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7/1/2026 Feature / Kim Nordlund

In transition: transforming a fossil fuel terminal into a strategic renewables hub

Swedish fuel depot network operator Preem changed its Helsingborg, Sweden, depot from fossil fuels to renewables for a more sustainable future. Kim Nordlund, Head of Depot Management, Supply & Trading, Preem, provides an update.

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In transition: transforming a fossil fuel terminal into a strategic renewables hub

Building the world’s largest offshore wind farm

Sunny energy prospects for Caribbean islands

A country divided: exploring the pros and cons of zonal electricity pricing

US green skills in short supply

Marine power – making waves or a drop in the ocean?

What’s the latest outlook for the energy transition? BP and DNV forecasts compared

On a knife edge: why Mexico’s new President faces significant challenges to her energy transition plans

How long will it take Poland to clean up its act?

In transition: transforming a fossil fuel terminal into a strategic renewables hub