Gas & thermal
Gas turbines, LNG, coal exits and the plants that still keep lights on.
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Mexico’s CFE raises MXN 20bn in three-tranche local bond to fund US$37.5bn plan
Mexico’s state utility CFE has placed MXN 20 billion (about US$1.2 billion) of local certificados bursatiles in three tranches, with demand of 2.2 times…
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Abu Dhabi’s ePointZero to buy 90% of 752 MW African IPP Azura Power
ePointZero, part of Abu Dhabi’s 2PointZero Group, has agreed to acquire a 90% stake in Azura Power, owner of 752 MW of gas-fired plants…
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Energy infrastructure in Bangladesh: overcapacity, fuel stress and a late solar push
How Bangladesh’s power system works in 2026: BPDB, overcapacity and capacity payments, LNG and coal, Indian imports and a late solar push.
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Capacity markets emerge to pay for firm power in fast-growing systems
Regulators in several fast-growing power systems are introducing capacity payments and firm-power auctions to keep dispatchable plants available as renewables shares rise.
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Energy infrastructure in Indonesia: PLN, the archipelago grid and the coal-to-clean question
How Indonesia’s power system is organised across thousands of islands, why coal still dominates, what the transition finance means, and where suppliers to PLN…
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Southeast Asia energy infrastructure: how the region’s power systems fit together
A country-by-country map of Southeast Asia’s power systems, who runs them, how they procure, what is being built, and the cross-border projects that link…
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New peaker capacity firms up urban demand
Flexible thermal capacity is being procured to back rising city loads while renewables and storage scale.
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Energy infrastructure in Kenya: geothermal leadership, a renewables-heavy grid and the next build-out
How Kenya built one of the world’s cleanest grids on geothermal, wind and hydro, who runs generation, transmission and distribution, and where the next…
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Gas peakers get a second look as renewables share climbs
Fast-starting gas and dual-fuel peaking plants are being procured again in emerging markets to firm rising solar and wind, often alongside batteries rather than…
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Energy infrastructure in Ghana: excess capacity, take-or-pay costs and a grid that needs strengthening
How Ghana’s power sector is organised, why it went from shortages to costly surplus, what the recovery programme aims to fix, and where suppliers…
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