Indonesia should adopt least-cost planning to deliver 100GW solar program as coal loses cost advantage

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Indonesia should adopt least-cost planning to deliver 100GW solar program as coal loses cost advantage

Aligning the Electricity Supply Business Plan (RUPTL) with changing generation costs and regional economics could reduce electricity costs, subsidies, and fossil fuel dependenceAugust 28, 2026...

More LNG is not the answer to Bangladesh's energy crisis

Increased reliance on liquefied natural gas (LNG) makes Bangladesh’s economy more vulnerable to international price fluctuations

Coal sector demand skews carbon credits market

27 August 2026 (IEEFA AUSTRALIA): As the federal government begins its review of the Safeguard Mechanism, a key focus must be on the coal mining sector’s growing reliance on carbon credits to...

The coal-fired carbon credit market

Australia’s federal government is undertaking a review of the Safeguard Mechanism, its main instrument for reducing industrial greenhouse gas emissions – including methane from coal mining. Ambition...

Why July’s inflation relief may be short-lived

The latest spike in inflation may be a sign of what’s to come as the Australian economy absorbs the delayed impact of higher fuel costs from the Iran crisis.

Could a long overlooked ironmaking process be revived in global decarbonisation push?

26 August 2026 (IEEFA Australia): While electrochemical technologies are mature and widely used in metal production, they have only just begun to attract attention in the steel sector as the global...

Electrifying ironmaking: The potential of direct electrolysis of iron ore

Analysis of the major emerging direct iron ore electrolysis pathways in green iron and steelmaking

Green budgeting can help Jharkhand integrate climate and Just Transition priorities into fiscal planning, public investments

25 August 2026 (IEEFA): Jharkhand has significant potential to become a frontrunner among Indian states in green public financial management by adopting a green budgeting framework that integrates...

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