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When John Lennon and Yoko Ono wrote “Power to the People” in 1971, they were of course talking about the power to affect change, during

Farmers are on the front line of dealing with the consequences of climate change, from the medium term need to change crops, to intensified and

Reducing CO₂ in the atmosphere requires stopping both CO₂ emissions, and removing CO₂ from the atmosphere. We can stop emissions by replacing fossil fuelled electricity generation, heating and

Australian critics of renewable energy were quick to blame renewables for the Spanish-Portugese blackout, claiming that an electricity grid with high contribution from renewable electricity

A global shortage of electricity transformers is creating significant bottlenecks for large-scale renewable energy projects, particularly those in remote locations. This critical supply chain issue

The transition from custom-built megaprojects to standardised, mass-produced power solutions mirror the evolution we’ve seen in other industries. Just as automobile manufacturing revolutionised transportation through