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The opening session of the CDR Stage towards COP31 felt like a turning point. For the last three years, I…
The opening session of the CDR Stage towards COP31 felt like a turning point. For the last three years, I…
Cleantech is entering a more disciplined phase. The 2026 edition of the Global Cleantech 100 Trend Watch, published by Cleantech Group…
Southeast Asia’s electricity demand is rising at extraordinary speed. Over the past two decades, power consumption across the Association of…
Cities like to think of transportation as neutral infrastructure. It is not. Mobility determines who can get to work, to…
The world is entering a defining new era, one in which electricity is no longer simply a service in the…
Climate policy is often written in the language of urgency: emissions targets, carbon budgets, energy transitions measured in gigawatts and…
Why Subsidy Reform Is Less About Prices Than About Time, Trust, and Adaptation Energy subsidies are often defended as protection:…
Energy efficiency has long been recognized as one of Türkiye’s most cost-effective tools for reducing energy imports and emissions. Yet…
For much of its post-Soviet history, Central Asia has treated energy security as a national project. Power plants were built…
Why Europe’s Energy Transition Will Be Won on the Demand Side Europe’s energy debate is still dominated by supply: how…
Dear COP31 Türkiye Brief Community, Almost without noticing, we have already moved past the first month of the year. January,…
