Issue 136 • July 2021

Charging electric vehicles with tidal energy

The Fukushima water clean-up controversy

Covid-19's impact on low-income countries' energy plans

Ride the lightning

Lightning strikes pose a huge threat to wind turbines, a threat that could surge with newer models

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  • Contents
  • Briefing
  • Industry news
  • Covid-19 executive briefing by GlobalData
  • The power industry briefing
  • Promecon
  • Comment
  • Thermal power to command Indonesia’s energy mix in next decade
  • Nuclear power to dominate Bulgarian power generation mix during 2020–2030
  • Solar PV to lead renewable power growth in Australia in next decade
  • Seal Saver
  • In Depth
  • When lightning strikes: managing impacts on wind turbines
  • Turning the tide: harnessing tidal energy
  • Could the UK’s renewables capacity cope with a boom in hydrogen vehicles?
  • Making blue from RED – the potential of salinity gradient power
  • Something in the water: controversy courts the Fukushima clean-up
  • How Covid-19 has hit the energy plans of low-income countries harder
  • In Data
  • Deals analysis
  • The power industry key list
  • Commodities
  • Global markets and indices
  • Macro-economic indicators
  • Macro-economic indicators (page 2)
  • Events
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