Issue 146 • June 2022

Light and darkness

A shift to renewables could save Lebanese energy, but only alongside complete market reform

A breeze, not a storm: inside wind power investments

The IPCC Sixth Assessment Report and the future of power

A Welsh wonder: the future of Welsh renewable power

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  • In this issue
  • Contents
  • Machine Applications Corporation Company Insight
  • Machine Applications Corporation
  • Briefing
  • Industry news
  • The power industry briefing
  • Ukraine crisis executive briefing by GlobalData
  • Covid-19 executive briefing by GlobalData
  • MA Exhibitions
  • Comment
  • Cost of living support could hinder clean energy
  • Italian imports: Qatari gas only short-term solution to Italy’s Russian imports
  • UK risks power supply security following Brexit and Russia-Ukraine crisis
  • ARJAY
  • Pak Elektron Limited
  • In Depth
  • Can we, with hydropower? Growing the hydro pipeline
  • A breeze, not a storm: inside wind power investments
  • The IPCC Sixth Assessment Report and the future of power
  • Will renewables bring light to a particularly dark situation in Lebanon?
  • The black sky: solar activity’s threat to power grids
  • A Welsh wonder: the future of Welsh renewable power
  • Closing the data gap with Elsevier
  • In Data
  • Around the world: the global state of energy and utilities construction projects
  • Filings buzz: tracking big data mentions in the power industry
  • In decline: energy transition deals in the power industry fell in H2 2021
  • Events
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