Vietnam’s warming relations with the West has opened the doors to investment in this rapidly growing Asian economy.

Generating capacity in the East African countries of Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda has long been restrained by a lack of investment.

Could the trades unions be indirectly calling the shots on energy policy?

Power Economics looks at the challenges faced by distribution network businesses

In the wake of the 9 August accident which claimed four lives, Neil Ford assesses the likely impact of the tragedy and asks: does the industry have a future in Japan?

With little fanfare the Dutch electricity and gas markets opened to full retail competition on 1 July 2004.

In our second look at the future for emissions trading, Jeremy Wilcox observes little appetite for trading to date. But, in January 2005 when the doors open for business with a flourish, will that all change?