yearbook | december 2020

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Powering through crisis

/ in the midst of a tumultuous year, the energy sector has seen changes good and bad /

The need for a just energy transition

compensating fossil fuel closures

reaching 1,400gw of offshore wind
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  • Contents
  • Bridgestone Associates
  • Super-size me: inside the Asian electricity super grid project
  • “A safe future for our children”: the need for a just energy transition
  • Covid-19’s impact on the global rollout of renewables
  •  Tracking and trafficking: monitoring the movement of nuclear material 
  • HB11 Energy: the Australian start-up pursuing a new form of fusion
  • Renewable subsidies: balancing economy and the environment in the Netherlands and beyond
  • Drax: cutting coal ahead of schedule
  • In numbers: following the US’s journey from energy importer to power exporter
  • Bridge to nowhere: does natural gas energy have a future?
  • Covid-19 and the oil crash: a new dawn for clean energy investment?
  • Closing coal: should we be compensating the fossil fuel industry for early closu
  • Critics and collaboration: how the IEA governs bioenergy sustainability
  • “Ambitious, but absolutely doable”: reaching 1,400GW of offshore wind
  • “The world’s largest solar award”: can India make it happen?
  • Could Germany lead a hydrogen revolution?
  • Hotter than the sun: ITER and the pursuit of nuclear fusion
  • Can Europe pull off the world’s most ambitious energy project?
  • Events
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