Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis
The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) examines issues related to energy markets, trends, and policies. The Institute’s mission is to accelerate the transition to a diverse, sustainable and profitable energy economy.
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Why Japan wants LNG exporters to produce more despite weak domestic demand
Why Japan wants LNG exporters to produce more despite weak domestic demand
One reason is that Japan is re-selling the fuel at a markup.
Japanese utility firms into serious business of reselling LNG surplus
Declining local demand for LNG directs Japanese companies to the South and Southeast Asian markets.
Renewable energy use may become mandatory for some Indian sectors
The bill will impose carbon trading and minimum consumption of non-fossil fuel sources.
More harm than good? CCS development risks may weigh more than its potential
Investors will need to distinguish between the different types of CCS projects.
Standalone energy storage tenders in India to spur investments: report
The two tenders add the energy storage capacity of India by 1GW.
India’s RE auction to continue attracting large developers
IEEFA said current challenges will not have long-term impact to India’s energy sector
China’s central bank leads in green finance policies globally: report
It has refinanced loans to borrowers that would cut 28.76 million tonnes of carbon emissions.
Climate spending under Australia’s federal budget shrinks: IEEFA Australia
It will drop to $1.3b in 2025-26 from $2b in 2021-22 and 2022-23.
Virtual power plants could play a key role in Australia’s electricity retailing
This power plant by your house could turn rooftop solar into a power source for the energy market.
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