... a sharp increase in energy exports to China in the near future, especially after the Power of Siberia pipeline reaches full capacity. China is investing heavily in coal production (from $78 billion in 2019 to $100 billion in 2023 in 2023 prices) and renewable energy, which is likely to slow the growth of oil and gas demand. According to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), China accounted for 63% of global solar panel capacity additions (216.9 GW out of 345.5 GW) and 65% of global ...

... more economically attractive option for generation, particularly in base-load capacities. Reliability of Energy Systems: To avoid disruptions, authorities and companies are keeping coal plants on standby to compensate for the inadequate stability of renewable energy sources. Political Support: The Trump administration rolled back a number of environmental restrictions and promotes fossil fuel production, including coal, as part of a push for energy independence. These measures have provided additional ...

... economically attractive fuel for generation, especially for baseload capacities. Reliability of the Energy System: In an effort to avoid interruptions, authorities and companies maintain coal plants on standby to compensate for the insufficient stability of renewable energy sources. Political Support: The Trump administration has rolled back various environmental restrictions and encourages the extraction of fossil fuels, including coal, as part of its drive for energy independence. This has provided fossil ...

... innovative niches confirm a resurgence of investor confidence in promising technologies. Return of Mega Funds: Large Investors Refill the Market with Capital The largest investment players are triumphantly returning to the venture scene, indicating a renewed appetite for risk. Japanese conglomerate SoftBank is once again focusing on large-scale investments: Masayoshi Son has announced the formation of the Vision Fund III with a target size of approximately $40–50 billion, centered on advanced technologies ...

... innovative niches confirm the return of investor confidence in promising technologies. The Return of Mega-Funds: Big Investors Are Filling the Market with Capital Again Major investment players are triumphantly returning to the venture scene, indicating a renewed appetite for risk. The Japanese conglomerate SoftBank is once again banking on large investments: Masayoshi Son announced the formation of Vision Fund III with a target size of about $40–50 billion, focusing on advanced technologies (with an ...