Interview with Engelhart’s CEO, Huw Jenkins and Deputy CEO, John Redpath
To mark the Trailstone acquisition, Engelhart’s senior leadership discussed the deal, business integration, and growth opportunities from the clean energy transition.
The extraordinary rise of solar power
In 2023, the world deployed 447 gigawatts (GW) of new solar PV capacity. That’s an 87% increase from 2022 and 78% of all the new renewable capacity added last year.
The future of AI in power and gas markets
As the world becomes increasingly electrified and power markets grow in complexity with the increasing penetration of renewables, AI could well revolutionise the electricity industry.
Weathering volatility: the future of coffee and cocoa markets in a changing climate
As climate change intensifies, the global markets for cocoa and coffee are experiencing unprecedented volatility. We’ve seen dramatic price surges this year, reflecting the growing challenges faced by producers and traders alike.
Bridging the gap: tripling renewables by 2030
COP28 in Dubai last December was a landmark moment for renewable energy. More than 130 national governments, including the EU, agreed to work to triple the world’s installed renewable energy capacity to at least 11,000 gigawatts (GW) by 2030.
Can Carbon Capture and Storage Deliver?
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a process designed to mitigate the release of carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions into the atmosphere from industrial sources such as power plants, cement factories, and other large-scale industrial facilities.
Finding the balance: what’s driving the price of oil?
A bullish beginning After a bullish first quarter of the year, it’s clear the crude oil market has turned bearish in the last few weeks.
Are we beginning a new age of copper?
Should copper bulls be celebrating? Copper is one of the oldest metals mined and used by humans, but in many ways, it’s never been more relevant than in 2024.
How Strong are the ‘Green Shoots’ in Commodities Markets?
There are green shoots in global commodities markets for the first time in almost two years. But how sustainable are they?
Nuclear’s New Renaissance: Is it Sustainable?
After a decade in the wilderness in the West, nuclear power is now enjoying a renaissance, but will this be another false dawn?
Decarbonising Steel: Can the Industry Go ‘Green’?
Modern life can’t function without steel, but it has one of the greatest decarbonisation challenges of all. We explore how the industry is responding.
Farmers and the Future of Food
As they face acute pressures from climate change and legislation, farmers are protesting around the world. We explore some of the issues that are impacting on the global agricultural industry.