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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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Gradually, then suddenly
Newsletters Oil and gas

May 2026

Gradually, then suddenly

The energy transition has become a matter of energy security. Read more about how this plays out in April's news roundup.

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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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Why betting on rising demand for met coal in Asia is a losing strategy
Asia & Pacific Briefings Coal

Apr 2026

Why betting on rising demand for met coal in Asia is a losing strategy

Met coal demand has peaked. As steel shifts to low-carbon EAFs to cut its 11% share of global emissions, further coal investment risks becoming a stranded asset.

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Europeans turn to clean energy amid fossil fuel price shock
Briefings Europe Renewables

Apr 2026

Europeans turn to clean energy amid fossil fuel price shock

The Iran war has triggered a massive surge in clean energy demand as high fossil fuel prices and energy security concerns drive European consumers toward solar power and electric vehicles.

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Economics of coal versus renewables in Southeast Asia’s energy crisis
Asia & Pacific Briefings Coal

Apr 2026

Economics of coal versus renewables in Southeast Asia’s energy crisis

The conflict in Iran has spiked oil and gas prices, driving a gas-to-coal shift that pushed Asia’s coal benchmark 20% above pre-war levels. Replacing planned gas expansions with solar and storage instead of coal could save ASEAN $4 billion by 2030 while providing essential price stability.

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