Production & Consumption
Non-hydro renewables have a bright future in Brazil’s generation portfolio, but it will be no mean feat for the country to rein in the dominance of hydro.
3 December 2018
Production & Consumption
Warmer temperatures combined with a growing and increasingly wealthy population are set to drive up India’s demand for air conditioning.
3 October 2018
Production & Consumption
California has been heavily dependent on gas for power generation in recent decades, but this could be set to change as the state looks likely to move towards having 100% renewable power.
4 September 2018
Production & Consumption
Chile’s improving electricity distribution infrastructure and the government’s emphasis on clean power will boost the country’s development of renewables and CCS.
3 July 2018
Production & Consumption
It will be difficult for Poland to move away from its overwhelming dependence on coal, but the country is making moves to do so by diversifying its energy mix.
4 June 2018
Production & Consumption
Power shortages are blighting Pakistan. Ambitious government plans to improve output have been hit by delays in bringing new capacity online.
9 May 2018
Forecasts
Shell has predicted strong growth in the LNG market over the next decade, but underinvestment in liquefaction capacity could boost prices and lead to a coal resurgence.
6 March 2018
Production & Consumption
South Africa’s power supply position has improved, but a drought affecting Cape Town is forcing change at the nuclear plant that supplies much of the city’s electricity.
6 March 2018
Forecasts
Gas dominates Thailand’s generation mix. However, government plans to limit gas generation and push renewables could weaken its position.
5 February 2018
Forecasts
A recent research note from Global Gas Analytics suggests UK gas demand will fall to 2030 while overall European demand is unlikely to grow significantly. This makes large-scale development of UK shale unlikely.
5 February 2018
Production & Consumption
Reports of coal's demise look to be premature as prices have angled upwards in Asia, with supply bottlenecks and increasing demand in Asia being the main causes.
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