Energy Transition
Coverage of Energy Transition in the Nexus archive.
- ‘Very, Very Strong’ Demand Fuels Global Trade Amid Supply Shocks
Global goods trade demand remains 'very, very strong,' which helps fuel global commerce amidst supply shocks. The world economy is expected to absorb various shocks—stemming from extreme weather, wars, and tariffs—due to the artificial intelligence boom and energy transition.
- Copper Jumps: CPER +2.58%, Miners Surge on China Stimulus
The copper-tracking fund CPER increased by 2.58% to $39.34, while Freeport-McMoRan and Southern Copper shares rose over 5% due to expectations of China's stimulus measures and the energy transition.
- Copper Miner Stocks Slide Despite US$4.3B Southern Copper Sales
Copper miner stocks declined despite Southern Copper's US$4.3B sales, with Southern Copper and Freeport-McMoRan shares falling sharply. The copper-tracking fund CPER rose slightly, but overall market sentiment was influenced by China demand and energy transition factors.
- Copper slides as China demand questions grow
Copper prices fell as miners face pressure due to uncertain demand from China, the energy transition's impact, and Latin America's significant role in future supply.
- Copper Market Moves: Miners Rally as Futures Slip
Copper futures declined as major miners saw gains, driven by supply risks from Chile and Peru and sustained long-term demand from China amid the energy transition. The article highlights the interplay between regional supply challenges and global demand factors affecting the copper market.
- Copper Wrap: Prices Jump, Miners Surge – July 22, 2026
Copper prices increased due to expectations of higher demand from China, the energy transition trade, and stronger performance from Latin American miners. Chile remains the top copper producer, with Peru maintaining its position.
- Why investors are upbeat on the long-delayed Asean power grid
A long-discussed plan for an ASEAN power grid is gaining momentum, driven by surging demand from AI and data centers and the region’s energy transition. Investors and Indonesian policymakers at the Nusa Dua Forum in Bali expressed optimism about the initiative.
- China’s Green-Tech Exports Surge on Energy Transition Demand
China's green-tech exports are experiencing a surge driven by global demand for energy transition technologies. The growth highlights increased international interest in sustainable energy solutions.
- Energy transition or energy addition? What the latest data shows
The article discusses ten key insights from the Energy Institute’s 75th annual Statistical Review of World Energy, focusing on the debate between energy transition and energy addition.
- Energy transition scientist Chen Peipei leaves Cambridge to build her own lab in Hong Kong
Chen Peipei, an energy transition scientist, moved from the University of Cambridge to City University of Hong Kong in May to build her own lab. Early-career scientists are leaving British academia due to shrinking research funding and a complex geopolitical climate, seeking more supportive environments.
- Right-wing AfD threatens eastern Germany's energy transition
Germany's right-wing AfD seeks to revive coal and nuclear power while restricting non-EU immigration. Businesses in eastern Germany caution that these policies may negatively impact the economy.
- From resource jinx to renewable rising: The choice Nigeria must make, By Terseer Ugbor
Nigeria must prioritize diversification to leverage the global energy transition, which is reshaping economies and redirecting capital. Renewable energy could create 14 million jobs across Africa by 2030, presenting a significant opportunity for Nigeria.
- ARM-Harith secures $76 million first close for climate transition fund
ARM-Harith has secured $76 million in a first close for a climate transition fund aimed at mobilizing African institutional capital. The fund will focus on energy transition and climate-resilient infrastructure projects in Sub-Saharan Africa.
- Iran Shock Jolts Asia and Europe to Speed Up Energy Transition
An Iran-related shock is prompting Asia and Europe to accelerate their energy transition efforts. The article highlights increased urgency in shifting energy policies due to geopolitical developments.
- Urgent clarity on policy needed on the energy transition
The article highlights the need for urgent policy clarity to drive the energy transition, emphasizing that the impact of the Middle East war underscores the importance of certainty in shifting away from fossil fuels.
- Private equity firm Templewater primed as Hong Kong moves to deepen Central Asia ties
Hong Kong-based private equity firm Templewater is exploring investment opportunities in Central Asia's real estate, energy transition, and healthcare sectors. The firm aims to act as a 'superconnector' to direct Middle Eastern capital into the region, with chairman Cliff Zhang Kun advocating for diversification into emerging markets amid geopolitical risks.
- Can Hungary's new leader wean his country off cheap Russian energy?
Hungary's politics have shifted definitively away from Russia and toward Europe. Quitting a cheap Russian energy habit could be economically painful for the country.
- Can Hungary's new leader wean his country off cheap Russian energy?
Hungary's political direction has shifted from Russia toward Europe, but transitioning away from inexpensive Russian energy poses significant challenges. The article explores the potential economic pain of this shift.
- Shell CEO Wael Sawan on Oil, Renewables and the Future of Energy
Shell CEO Wael Sawan discusses the company's strategy balancing oil production with renewable energy investments. The article highlights his insights on transitioning to a low-carbon future while maintaining energy security.
- This Map Shows the Future of Oil
The article discusses a map illustrating future global oil production and distribution trends. It highlights potential shifts in energy markets and geopolitical implications of oil resources.