The top three countries in installed geothermal power capacity – the United States, the Philippines, and Indonesia – account for more than half the world total.
Geothermal power approaches 12,000 megawatts worldwide
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Monthly Archives: August 2014
Mines that run on solar or wind power
Renewables are already finding increasing currency among the world’s major miners.
Robots are able to do (almost) every job
What to do when large sections of the population are unemployable through no fault of their own?
Ukraine’s next crisis: Economic disaster
The economy is being destroyed, yet Kiev is itself destroying any chance of bringing in Western investment to prop it up.
Income inequality: U.S. vs. Germany
The United States has a more optimistic perception of its society than suggested by the actual distribution of incomes.
China’s ever-growing presence in Latin America
Four graphs illustrate the relation between China and Latin America.
Who will lead Latin America’s economic performance in 2014?
The region remains trapped in a period of marked economic deceleration.
Tackling youth unemployment around the world
High levels of youth unemployment around the world is among the worst consequences of the meltdown in developed nations and remains a vast problem in emerging economies.
Ukraine will destroy itself with new gas tax
th a new tax code that doubles taxes for private gas producers and promises to irreparably cripple new investment in the energy sector.
Mexico’s energy reform looks ahead
President Enrique Pena Nieto will sign his landmark energy reform into law in the coming days after Congress gave final approval to the historic overhaul this week.
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