Latest articles on the energy crisis

Energy transition continues to drive M&A in the sector. Jason Sinclair looks at where the deals are.

Control of industrial assets and greening of old industry are two of the many drivers for M&A in the industrial sector. Jason Sinclair looks at recent transactions.

With its Green Business Loan Scheme, the Development Bank of Wales is supporting businesses in the transition to net zero, as the bank’s Nick Stork highlights.

Energy is critical to our economies and daily lives, and in today’s world, where geopolitical tensions and the green agenda have global impact, it has never been more important for countries and businesses to plan ahead and adopt sustainable energy strategies. Proactive energy planning is essential in an era of interconnected energy markets, growing concerns about energy security, cost management, and environmental responsibility. By doing this, countries and businesses can gain a competitive advantage and achieve long-term stability in an ever-changing world.

With the Climate Clock counting down to an ecological doomsday in under seven years, it's clear that urgent action is needed if we want to limit global warming to 1.5°C. Government officials worldwide are increasingly turning to the private sector as core partners in tackling climate change. However, their investment is not keeping pace with the scale and speed required for a successful transition.

Over the past decade, Scotland has made remarkable strides in renewable energy deployment, doubling its renewable generation capacity to c.15 Gigawatts (‘GW’) today. The Scottish Government has set ambitious targets to add an additional 20GW of capacity by 2030. Scottish businesses are at the heart of driving deployment and achieving Scotland’s Net Zero ambitions.