Policy

The reversal of a landmark policy by the US energy regulator is a missed opportunity for gas as a transition fuel.

Scottish Widows said it would consider debt financing as RAB funding model underpins the prospective 3.2GW Sizewell C.

A Grattan Institute report argues that Australian federal governments must do better when allocating funds for transport infrastructure projects, with too much currently allocated to small schemes in marginal seats.

The National Highways Authority of India’s own infrastructure investment trust is now required to bid alongside other InvITs and funds for all road projects put forward by the authority.

The Biden administration brought in $4.37bn with its first offshore wind land lease auction on 23 February.

The success or failure of Brookfield’s bid to buy an energy generator with the explicit aim of closing its coal assets could have ramifications for the speed of the global energy transition.

The Australian-listed energy giant said the offer, which involves plans to speed up closure of coal power plants, “materially undervalues” it.

Policymaking must tackle natural gas’ role in the energy system in a way that acknowledges its status as a fossil fuel and avoids greenwashing.

The Searchlight Capital partner and former FCC chairman believes there could be plenty of opportunity for the private sector in the $65bn funding.

Build America Bureau's Morteza Farajian told our New York Forum that states will be advised on privatisations under the new infra bill.