As the world-wide push to electrify transport gains momentum, potential pitfalls have become apparent. The large-scale charging of electric vehicles, for example, risks overloading power grids and may not be sustainable, battery innovator Dr. Avishek Kumar told Fastmarkets in an interview

Steel industry leaders in the United States announced at a press conference on Tuesday, May 17, that renewable energy sources hold the key to bringing already-green electric-arc furnaces (EAFs) to carbon neutrality

Nucor is targeting new sustainable energy sources - including wind, solar and nuclear - to help reduce its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and meet its sustainability goals, chairman and chief executive officer Leon Topalian stated during the company’s investor conference call on Thursday, April 21

Nucor is targeting new energy sources — including wind, solar and nuclear — to help reduce its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and meet its sustainability goals, chairman and chief executive officer Leon Topalian stated during the company’s investor conference call on Thursday April 21

EU regulation changes could affect future biofuels trade flows as Finland and Hungary move to moderate compliance obligations

Fastmarkets, the industry-leading cross-commodity price reporting agency (PRA), announced the launch of its battery raw materials (BRM) risk matrix. The electric vehicle (EV) is critical to automakers’ growth and the global transition to a low-carbon economy. But varied, dynamic BRM risks may hinder EV market growth. The Fastmarkets’ BRM risk matrix is a graphical representation […]

10 factors that could put the brakes on electric vehicle growth

Biofuels blending mandates relaxing to bolster food crops in wake of price spikes

The wind power industry continues to be challenged by the current environment, characterized by supply-chain instability, which is causing significant cost inflation and delays in execution of projects, according to Denmark-headquartered producer Vestas

Trading companies are concerned about the potential risk to their reputation and image while they form their strategies to capitalize on the business opportunities offered by energy transition efforts, according to a new report by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)