India’s looming iron ore challenge

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India’s looming iron ore challenge

India’s abundant iron ore resources have long underpinned the growth of its steel industry. That resource advantage is becoming increasingly significant as India pursues one of the world’s most...

India's iron ore challenge is shifting from quantity to quality, new IEEFA findings show

12 August 2026 (IEEFA): India's long-standing iron ore advantage is entering a new phase, according to a new briefing note from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA).

How carbon capture is failing the capital discipline test

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) rests on two promises: that it can cut emissions through secure, permanent carbon storage; and that the projects can make commercial sense. Project results are...

Policy reset could significantly expand wind and solar generation in Mexico

Mexico has relied heavily on fossil fuels to generate electricity for the past 25 years, but solar and wind, backed by dispatchable battery storage, may soon be supplying a much higher share of...

Un reajuste de las políticas podría expandir significativamente la generación de energía eólica y solar en México

Durante los últimos 25 años, México ha dependido en gran medida de los combustibles fósiles para generar electricidad, pero la energía solar y la energía eólica, respaldadas por sistemas de...

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