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Carbon capture and storage

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13/10/2026 Feature / Charlie Bush

Strength in numbers: can industrial clusters cut carbon capture costs?

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) has always had an economics problem. Building a dedicated pipeline, compressor station and injection infrastructure for a single industrial emitter necessitates significant investment, often requiring substantial public support. The cluster model offers a way to reduce this by concentrating emitters geographically, connecting them to shared transport and storage infrastructure, and spreading the cost across multiple projects, writes Charlie Bush.

Solar cells

6/10/2026 News

Premier Energies launches India’s largest solar cell plant

Premier Energies has commissioned a 7GW solar cell manufacturing facility in Andhra Pradesh, India, bringing its total solar cell manufacturing capacity to 10.6GW.

Sustainable aviation fuels (SAF)

6/10/2026 News

EU SAF supply exceeds 2025 target, report finds

Supply of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) across the European Union (EU) exceeded the bloc’s first mandatory target under the ReFuelEU Aviation Regulation in 2025, according to a new report published by the EU Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).

BESS

6/10/2026 News

Waratah ‘super battery’ enters full commercial operations in Australia

Australian renewable energy developer Akaysha Energy has reached final commercial operations at the Waratah 'super battery' in New South Wales (NSW), Australia.

Hydrogen

6/10/2026 Comment / Alameen Waziri

Hydrogen in the Global South

Having a stake in the value chains of climate-safe energy technologies such as clean and low-carbon hydrogen can boost economic competitiveness, national security and energy independence of emerging economies, writes Alameen Waziri, Student Member, Energy Institute.

Energy prices

6/10/2026 News

High energy prices go under the microscope in UK

Rising energy costs in the UK were in focus in late September. They were referenced in a speech by Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh. She said: ‘At a time when the cost of living is biting, we know how heavily energy bills weigh on people’s minds.’

Energy transition

6/10/2026 News

UN chief renews call for transition away from fossil fuels

UN Secretary General António Guterrez called on every government to adopt a national plan to transition away from fossil fuels in a speech opening the 81st General Assembly of the United Nations on 21 September, his last in post.

Electricity

6/10/2026 News

Grid tech can supply 330GW of transmission and distribution without new infrastructure

The International Energy Agency (IEA) reports that network infrastructure is now central to energy security and economic growth, since global electricity demand has grown at twice the rate of total energy demand over the past decade. The IEA estimates that expanding global power networks by 30% by 2035 will require adding or replacing 25mn km of power lines.

Climate change

Head and shoulders pic of Frédéric Godemel

6/10/2026 Comment / Frédéric Godemel

Why extreme weather is driving the business case for climate adaptation

It has been another exceptionally hot summer in the Northern Hemisphere. Heatwaves and wildfires have disrupted daily life and forced businesses to confront a growing operational reality. And as colder months approach, the risks continue to evolve. From record-breaking heat to freezing temperatures, severe storms and other climate-driven disruptions, extreme weather is no longer an occasional event. It is the new normal, writes Frédéric Godemel, Executive Vice President – Energy Management, Schneider Electric.

Electrification

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6/10/2026 Feature / Will Dalrymple

Netherlands looks ahead to an electrified future

Recent developments in the small northern European country show the opportunities provided by electrification, and lay out the costs as well. New Energy World Senior Editor Will Dalrymple MEI reports.

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Strength in numbers: can industrial clusters cut carbon capture costs?

Premier Energies launches India’s largest solar cell plant

EU SAF supply exceeds 2025 target, report finds

Waratah ‘super battery’ enters full commercial operations in Australia

Hydrogen in the Global South

High energy prices go under the microscope in UK

UN chief renews call for transition away from fossil fuels

Grid tech can supply 330GW of transmission and distribution without new infrastructure

Why extreme weather is driving the business case for climate adaptation

Netherlands looks ahead to an electrified future