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Offshore wind capacity reached a record 19 GW of new installations globally in 2025, as falling costs and policy support spurred investment in coastal and deep‑water projects (StartUs Insights). Unlike...
Iran ranks among the world’s top ten oil and gas producers, with hydrocarbon revenues underpinning its economy. However, domestic energy consumption has surged—driven by population growth and energy‑intensive...
Energy systems are among the most climate‑sensitive critical infrastructures. Rising temperatures, more frequent extreme events, and changing precipitation patterns threaten both supply and demand components. The IPCC’s Working...
With the rapid growth of renewables, electrification of transport, and rising electricity demand in industries, power transmission and distribution networks are under unprecedented pressure. Despite massive investments in...
The International Energy Agency’s tenth annual World Energy Investment 2025 report forecasts that capital deployment in the global energy sector will reach USD 3.3 trillion this year, marking the highest level ever...
Energy storage underpins the transition to low‑carbon power and transport. Conventional lithium‑ion batteries (LIBs) have dominated the market but are limited by the flammability and electrochemical instability of...
On the global path toward a low-carbon economy and Net-Zero goals, hydrogen has gained a strategic position as a clean and flexible energy carrier. Among various types of...
Hydrogen is a versatile energy carrier with applications ranging from refining and chemical synthesis to power generation and mobility. However, traditional “gray” hydrogen—derived from natural gas reforming—accounts for...
The combustion of fossil fuels in extraction, refining, and power generation accounts for a significant portion of global CO₂ emissions. CCS offers a pathway to mitigate these emissions...
With increasing global pressure to achieve climate goals and reach Net-Zero emissions by 2050, Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) technology has moved beyond the research phase and...
