Stu Robarts

1 week ago | retail-insight-network.com | Stu Robarts

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) by perpetrators of cyberattacks is increasing the threat to retailers and their customers, according to a cybersecurity industry leader. Speaking on an episode of GlobalData’s Instant Insights podcast, Charlotte Wilson, head of enterprise sales at cybersecurity company Check Point Software, said that while the form that cyberattacks take has not changed a great deal, AI is being used to make them more effective.

1 week ago | energymonitor.ai | Stu Robarts

The installed renewable energy capacity globally will more than triple from an estimated 3.42TW at the end of 2024 to 11.2TW by 2035, a new report forecasts. GlobalData’s Renewable Energy report states that capacity will grow at a compound annual rate (CAGR) of 11% over the period, which although lower than the CAGR of 16% between 2015 and 2024 remains strong.

2 weeks ago | energymonitor.ai | Stu Robarts

As the European Commission finalises its Low Carbon Delegated Act under the recently adopted Gas Directive, it faces a pivotal decision, writes Esther Bollendorff, senior gas policy coordinator at Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe. Will the EU uphold its climate ambition, or will it allow fossil-based ‘blue’ hydrogen to masquerade as a clean solution? This legislative act will set rules for what qualifies as low-carbon hydrogen, a label that must be earned, not gifted.

3 weeks ago | power-technology.com | Stu Robarts

CBC Global Ammunition was one company to announce an investment in the US during this week’s SelectUSA Invesstment Summit. Credit: Oklahoma Department of Commerce. Representatives from numerous non-US companies have told Investment Monitor that they are delaying major US investment decisions as a result of the uncertainty created by the tariffs agenda being pursued by the Trump administration.

3 weeks ago | investmentmonitor.ai | Stu Robarts

Representatives from numerous non-US companies have told Investment Monitor that they are delaying major US investment decisions as a result of the uncertainty created by the tariffs agenda being pursued by the Trump administration. Delegates at this week’s SelectUSA Investment Summit, the country’s primary foreign direct investment (FDI) event, cited difficulties in planning ahead while the implementation and level of the proposed tariffs remain unresolved.