Energy Storage
Global energy storage installations to exceed 10GW in 2021
According to a new report released by research firm IHS Markit, the global market for energy storage will more than double in 2021 from the 2020 level.
Energy Storage
Webcast 25 Feb: Energy storage applications
Register to attend this webinar to understand which energy storage use cases are seeing widespread adoption.
India
IEA Report: Bold policies needed as India’s energy demand skyrockets
India's ability to ensure affordable, clean and reliable energy for its growing population will be vital for the future development of its economy.
Hydrogen
Exponential growth predicted for green hydrogen market
A new report released by research firm Frost & Sullivan states that owing to decarbonisation efforts, the production of green hydrogen will increase by 57% between 2019 and 2030.
Renewables
Solar advantages increase even without government subsidies – study
Solar energy is now the cheapest way to add electricity in many markets across the globe - Wood Mackenzie has revealed.
Renewables
Enel breaks own record for renewable energy capacity additions
Italian multinational energy company Enel has broken its own record for renewable energy capacity built in a single year.
Gas & Oil Fired
Energy review: India’s gas-to-power future
In a recent online discussion hosted by POWERGEN India, a panel of experts discussed the role of gas power in India and the various market challenges and opportunities associated with LNG.
Press releases
The Global Power & Energy Elites is back with industry’s stand-out...
This edition showcases project innovation and passion in the modern power and energy markets— We have spread the net wide to cover a broad spectrum of the energy ecosystem from across the world.
Renewables
Wind to account for two-thirds of global power production by 2030
Wind energy will provide the backbone to the electricity sector’s transformation over the coming decade, according to a new report from Rethink Energy.
Renewables
Walk this way: why India’s looking at turning footfall into energy
This led researchers to wonder whether piezoelectric tiles, which produce energy through mechanical pressure, could turn this footfall into something useful.
