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27th June 2023
ESG 2.0 decoding decarbonisation

As the landscape of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations continues to evolve, it is essential for companies to stay ahead of the curve and adapt their strategies accordingly.

Analysis
13th January 2023
GlobalData analyses LNG demand

Royal Dutch Shell (Shell) dominated the global long-term LNG import contract volumes signed by key purchasing companies in 2022, with a contracted capacity of 6.7 million tonnes per annum (mtpa), according to GlobalData.

Analysis
10th January 2023
Renewable refinery capacity additions are gaining momentum

Renewable refinery fuels/drop-in fuels are gaining importance globally as they are relatively environmentally friendly when compared to crude oil-based refined fuels.

VR/AR
31st May 2022
Metaverse data privacy issues will increase as more people use platforms

While the metaverse will make digital experiences more immersive, inclusive, and accessible, the platform will raise social concerns ranging from data privacy to other forms of online harm, and these will only continue unless explicitly addressed within the foundations, according to GlobalData.

VR/AR
26th April 2022
AR to bridge the oil & gas industry’s skills gap

Analytics company GlobalData discuss their report into the industry's needs to capitalise on AR (augmented reality) to accelerate the training of a new generation of workers.

Automotive
2nd February 2022
German EVs market must grow at a CAGR of 35%

Germany’s goal of putting 15 million battery electric vehicles (BEVs) on the road by 2030 is currently behind schedule.

News & Analysis
13th January 2022
Businesses believe COVID-19 spurred action on ESG issues

A survey by GlobalData has revealed that 67% of 1,500 ESG and CSR executives across all industries believe that the COVID-19 pandemic has increased focus and action on ESG issues.

Latest
7th January 2022
Belgium on track to phase out nuclear power by 2025

Despite representing a significant 39% of Belgium’s generation mix in 2020, nuclear power is on track to be phased out by 2025, according to GlobaData.

News & Analysis
21st October 2021
Mexico policies continue to help dominate thermal power

Mexico was among the first countries globally to announce the phase out of coal power by 2030. However, the country has retracted from the plan and does not have any phase out policy presently. As a result, the coal power capacity in Mexico is likely to marginally decrease from 6.02 GW in 2020 to 5.67 GW in 2030. Despite this minor dip, the thermal power generation will continue to dominate till 2030, says GlobalData.

Alternative Energy
20th October 2021
Croatia aim for 12% growth in renewable capacity

Croatia has adopted renewable auctions in a bid to increase the share of renewables in its power mix, according to GlobalData. These auctions are expected to help increase the country’s installed renewable power capacity (excluding hydropower) from 1 gigawatt in 2020 to 3.2 gigawatts in 2030, growing at a remarkable CAGR of 12%.

Alternative Energy
9th July 2020
Hydrogen to become game changer in cleaner power

Hydrogen is likely to play a crucial role in clean energy transition in sectors such as transportation, buildings and power generation. Interest in the use of hydrogen technology is increasing in a range of niche transport market segments, besides other applications.

Alternative Energy
20th May 2020
Renewable energy ambitions face new challenges

One sector that shows no sign of disappearing in the Middle East and Africa (MENA) region is renewables. While the supply chain for projects has been disrupted, and the commercial model for privately finance power plants has been upset, the region remains committed to diversifying is energy sources and lowering its costs through renewables, according to GlobalData.

Alternative Energy
4th May 2020
Switzerland attempts to lift solar PV market

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Swiss solar PV market is on the verge of experiencing a slump. To offset this threat and support the residential and commercial rooftop solar, Switzerland has offered to increase financial support through rebates by another $47m.

Analysis
27th April 2020
COVID-19 disrupts demand-supply of renewable equipment

The COVID-19 pandemic has altered market dynamics for renewables, impacting all stakeholders along the value chain. Demand-supply disruptions are at large and there will be a decrease in global investments in clean energy, risking the initiatives undertaken to mitigate long-term climate change, according to GlobalData.

Latest
8th April 2020
COVID-19 threatens to hamper India’s solar energy plans

In India, around 2.3GW of solar plants were expected to be commissioned from June to August 2020. However, the delivery of these projects has been impacted by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, according to GlobalData.

Alternative Energy
6th April 2020
Pandemic disrupts the global solar PV supply chain

The disruption caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on Chinese solar photovoltaic (PV) manufacturing companies has prompted a major jolt on the global solar PV supply chain. The resulting shortage of PV components is disrupting the industry at a global level, according to GlobalData.

News & Analysis
23rd March 2020
Coronavirus consequences for the TMT industry

As the coronavirus forces the world into lockdown, there will be many consequences for the Tech, Media and Telecoms (TMT) industry. Some will fare relatively well in the short term, for example collaboration software vendors and cloud services providers.

Wireless
20th March 2020
Wearable technology is maturing, but is still out of the mainstream

Wearable technology is an emerging sub-market in the Internet of Things (IoT) theme, but is yet to establish itself in the IoT mainstream due to limited interoperability and underdeveloped self-contained functionalities, according to data and analytics company GlobalData.

Analysis
2nd March 2020
Can technology help with mental health issues at sea?

Isolation while at sea can mean seafarers fall prey to depression and poor mental health. While technology is often thought of as a solution for keeping people connected, it is also often the reason crew members become isolated in the first place. GlobalData Ship Technology looks at the issues. 

Medical
24th February 2020
How can AI help diagnose heart failure?

Cardiovascular (CV) diseases are the leading cause of death worldwide, according to the World Health Organisation. GlobalData’s Pharmaceutical Technology writer Allie Nawrat explained: “Part of the challenge of reducing the mortality rate of CV conditions is that they are so inter-related with other conditions, including metabolic and renal disease. Early diagnosis is key in improving patient’s outcomes, and speeding up the proc...

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