In brief | 21 March '25
Reuters:
BCG & BDI industry association say investments currently planned in renewables, power grids and hydrogen far exceed foreseeable demand.
Bloomberg:
Nations complain that the goal’s rigidity can contribute to market speculation.
Energy Intelligence:
The future of two of Germany’s floating LNG import terminals has been called into question after contract terminations.
Bloomberg:
Tesla’s dramatic fall in Europe gives Mercedes-Benz an opening to woo disgruntled EV buyers looking for another option.
Recharge News:
'Just over 50GW' would make more sense to avoid wake effects and achieve lower energy prices, Markus Krebber argues.
PVTech:
Consultancy LCP Delta says renewables lead to “high and sustained” market volatility, necessitating rapid growth in flexibility through demand shifting.
Stephen Stapczynski (Bloomberg):
No country has ever exported this much LNG before. On top of that, production is set to double by the end of the decade.
World Meteorological Organization:
Glaciers are sensitive indicators of climate change and are retreating globally due to rising temperatures.
