Focus on Hydropower
Indonesia phasing out coal by 2040 requires ramping up renewables
Ember: By increasing renewables share to 65% in the power mix by 2040, and retiring 3 GW of coal annually, Indonesia may reach...
‘Scary’ drought empties one of Bosnia’s largest lakes
"The year 2024 was exceptionally bad for the functioning of the power plants": Elektroprivreda executive
Eletrobras’ Santo Antonio power plant bouncing back after historic Brazil drought
Santo Antonio, one of Brazil’s largest hydroelectric plants, stayed operational during extreme drought.
Ukrainians find new energy sources to beat blackouts as winter arrives
Ukrainians turn to solar panels and generators as Russia's strikes on energy infrastructure intensify ahead of winter.
Green hydrogen could decarbonise entire industries in NZ — but there’s a long way to go
Global hydrogen demand is 100 MT/y, mostly fossil-fueled. To decarbonize, green hydrogen is key but requires scaling renewables.
In Bosnia, the path to renewables runs through its coal mines
Bosnia still has around 2.6 billion tonnes of exploitable coal still underground — but is targeting net-zero by 2050.
Analysis: Adani’s ‘renewable energy marvel’ trapped in U.S. bribery indictment
Adani Green faces challenges after U.S. indictment over bribery, threatening its $100B renewable energy goals.
Extreme weather threatens Canada’s hydropower future
Extreme weather linked to climate change is plummeting Canada's hydropower output, affecting dam structures and energy exports.
New York grid operator warns of undersupply in 2033
New York City risks power shortfalls by 2033 as rising demand clashes with reduced fossil-fired generation, NYISO warns.
Salmon return to lay eggs in historic habitat after largest dam removal project in US history
Less than a month after the largest U.S. dam removal, salmon cut off for generations are returning to spawn.
