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Cables to change the world
A study looking at the economic benefits of transmission investments and regional interconnection to support the decarbonisation of global electricity supply
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Why, and how, we're lowering the barriers between power analysts and cutting-edge energy systems modelling tools
How Indonesia can get ahead of the net-zero curve
Closing old coal plants is a win-win for emissions and costs according to our modelling
Japan’s toxic narrative on ammonia
Converting Asian coal plants to run on ammonia would be an immense waste of capital that could do more harm than good, despite what Japan’s industrial heavyweights say
China goes rogue on new coal
China is doubling down on coal in a bid to prevent more summer power shortages. But more capacity will only add to the structural underutilisation, operational inefficiencies and financial losses blighting the county’s electricity system
Pakistan’s power predicament
A nationwide blackout during a sovereign debt crisis encapsulated the profound challenges facing Pakistan. Deep reforms are needed to tip the economic scales away from reliance on volatile fossil fuel imports and towards clean domestic energy sources
Can ‘green’ steel halt EU deindustrialisation?
The EU's steel production is falling, presenting a deindustrialisation threat and increasing emissions from cheaper, dirtier imports. 'Green' steel could reverse this trend.
2022 in review: Goodbye normality, hello volatility
We reviewed five predictions made by TransitionZero at the start of 2022 and scored them with the benefit of hindsight. Then we cast our minds forward to the big energy transition trends of 2023
Indonesia's JETP: A coal retirement conundrum
The $20 billion JETP deal unveiled at last month’s G20 could finance the early closure of half of Indonesia's existing coal plants. Selecting units to decommission without comprehensive systems model analysis could have unintended consequences
