Cybersecurity
Webcast Recording: The Protected Plant: Assessing cybersecurity risk and building your...
Access this recording where an expert panel answers burning questions around cybersecurity.
Renewables
Global corporate funding for solar energy declines by 25%
Investments in solar energy projects by corporates reached $4,5 billion during the first half of 2020, according to Mercom Capital Group.
Coal Fired
Three key ways to accelerate the retirement of coal energy plants
A new report highlights the three key approaches to help global governments and utilities to ensure early retirement of coal energy generation.
Strategic Development
MENA commits to renewable energy despite facing new challenges
While the supply chain for projects has been disrupted, and the commercial model for privately financed power plants has been upset, the region remains committed to diversifying its energy mix.
Renewables
Uzbekistan issues tender for 100 MW wind project
In Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Energy has announced the launch of a tender for the development of a 100MW wind power plant.
Europe
A Day in the Life of an Engineer
To mark International Women in Engineering Day, stories from structural and geotechnical engineers at Rolton Group
Gas & Oil Fired
Palestine secures electricity distribution from Israel in $775m deal
Palestine and Israel have signed up to a 15-year, $775m deal with the self-ruling Palestinian Authority to put electricity distribution for Palestinians in the West Bank under the control of the Palestinian government. The move also entails the building of four power plants.
Gas & Oil Fired
$121m oil-fired power plant to be built in Guinea
Te Power has broken ground on a $121m oil-fired power plant in Conakry, Guinea, west Africa.
Gas & Oil Fired
$121m oil-fired power plant to be built in Guinea
Te Power has broken ground on a $121m oil-fired power plant in Conakry, Guinea.
Asia
Women in Engineering series: Back to school
Working with education to develop more women engineers is vital for the energy industry.
