RE:imagining Energy
There is no sector more critical to building a sustainable future than energy.
As the economic rationale for renewables makes them ever more attractive to investors, innovative technologies like green hydrogen and fusion are emerging, promising to accelerate our transition from the age of fossil fuels into a new era of clean energy.
Discover insights from leading experts and see case studies in solar, wind, hydro and geothermal from all around the world.
The Future Of Fusion
Fusion reactions power the sun and stars. The same process could provide an abundant, reliable and clean alternative to fossil fuels, but replicating it on Earth is no mean feat. As technology advances, the race to bring fusion to market is quickly gathering pace – and its boundless potential could even be realised sooner than we think. Watch our hero film to learn more.
Expert Insights
Industry leaders shed light on the ideas and technologies accelerating the energy transition
Hydrogen: Beyond The Hype
Renewables are powering more of our world than ever before, but not everything can be electrified. Sectors like transport and heavy industry require intensive energy that renewables can’t supply. Watch as industry leaders explore where clean hydrogen fits on the pathway to decarbonisation.
Sun and Wind
Renewable energy innovation in solar and wind energy
Financial Frameworks
Experts from Bank of America and Invenergy unpack the opportunity provided by the Investment Reduction Act policy to drive investment in innovative technology in renewable energy.
Earth and Water
Generating renewable energy from the earth, river and seas
Hydrogen Case Studies
From being transported in ammonia to powering electric cars
Customer Energy Transition
The energy transition can’t be done to people, it must be done for and with them. This report explores what corporates in the Sustainable Markets Initiative and beyond can do to promote a customer-centred energy transition.
Energy Insights
Thought leadership from the Sustainable Markets Initiative and its members