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Pacific Island Countries are falling behind in cleantech adoption despite being heavily exposed to fossil fuel volatility
Asia & Pacific Briefings Renewables

Aug 2026

Pacific Island Countries are falling behind in cleantech adoption despite being heavily exposed to fossil fuel volatility

Overreliance on imported fossil fuels makes it especially important for Pacific Island Countries to decarbonise, but lagging levels of cleantech imports highlight their need for support.

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The US states driving the energy transition are reaping the benefits
Briefings North America Renewables Technology

Aug 2026

The US states driving the energy transition are reaping the benefits

The first of our quarterly US energy transition leaderboard shows states across the political spectrum transitioning to low-carbon technologies.

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What is ‘clean energy’? A guide to assessing energy transition technologies
Briefings Renewables Technology

Aug 2026

What is ‘clean energy’? A guide to assessing energy transition technologies

"Clean energy" is used to describe everything from wind farms to blue hydrogen. This guide sets out what the term actually covers and how to judge whether a technology supports the energy transition.

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Photograph of a powerful ocean wave breaking along a beach
Africa Briefings Oceans Renewables

Jun 2026

Offshore renewables could unlock over USD 1 trillion in economic benefits for Africa

Africa’s vast coastline holds huge untapped potential for offshore wind and other ocean-based renewable energy technologies.

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Clean energy stocks gain in value during Iran war
Briefings Renewables

May 2026

Clean energy stocks gain in value during Iran war

The Iran war's energy shock is accelerating the clean energy transition. 23 countries have announced new measures, clean energy funds are outperforming oil and gas, and investor sentiment on renewables is rising.

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The Philippines could avoid 1.7 billion pesos in coal and gas import costs by meeting its 2030 solar target
Briefings Renewables

May 2026

The Philippines could avoid 1.7 billion pesos in coal and gas import costs by meeting its 2030 solar target

The Philippines is responding to the energy crisis by fast-tracking over 1.4 GW of renewable energy. By meeting its 2030 solar target, and moving toward renewables in the long term, the country could avoid spending USD 28 million on fossil fuel imports, ensure energy security, and surpass national climate goals.

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