Aviation Demand: Come Fly With Me, and Everyone Else

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Europe's Power Markets Face a New Balancing Act

Europe’s power mix is changing fast. Ample output from wind, solar and nuclear means that northwest Europe could require significantly less power from fossil fuels this winter than last. At the same time, rising electricity demand from EVs and data centers is shifting market dyna ...  Show more

Where Transition Risk Meets Corporate Opportunity

The energy transition is reshaping how companies make money. BNEF’s new Transition Risk and Opportunities Outlook models revenues for more than 70,000 companies as demand shifts across energy, transport and commodities. Businesses exposed to renewables, grids, EVs and transition ...  Show more

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