Green Hydrogen: Global Dynamics, MENA Perspectives and Algeria’s Decarbonization Strategy

Global energy systems are undergoing a structural transformation driven by the urgency of climate change mitigation, long-term sustainability concerns, and the need to reduce dependence on fossil fuels. The Paris Agreement and subsequent national commitments to carbon neutrality by mid-century have reinforced the necessity of deep and rapid reductions in greenhouse gas emissions across all sectors of the economy. Although renewable electricity generation—particularly solar photovoltaics and wind power—has expanded significantly over the past decade, the electrification of final energy demand faces intrinsic limitations in sectors characterized by high-temperature industrial processes, energy-dense fuels, and long-duration storage requirements [1]. Green hydrogen has … Continue reading

5 Reasons Why ESG Goals Are Transforming Corporate Energy Strategy in Southeast Asia

In the heart of Bangkok’s financial district, solar panels gleam atop skyscrapers. In Vietnam’s industrial zones, factories proudly display energy efficiency certifications. Across Indonesia’s archipelago, corporations announce ambitious carbon reduction targets. Throughout Southeast Asia, a profound transformation is reshaping how businesses approach their energy needs. Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles have become powerful drivers pushing companies toward cleaner, more sustainable power solutions. The days when energy decisions were made solely on cost and reliability are fading. Today’s corporate energy strategies reflect broader commitments to sustainability, transparency, and responsible business practices. Exploring options like solar Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) can … Continue reading