Paul Green is a sub-editor at various esteemed publications. He focuses on finance, financial technology, and energy sectors, covering topics such as energy policy, renewable energy, and blockchain forensics. Paul has been featured in notable outlets including The Harvard Press, Harvard Business Review, and Canadian Manufacturing.
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Financial services firms have started making early investments into quantum computing, according to a report by Boston Consulting Group.
Fiserv has launched its digital asset platform with live banking clients as financial institutions increasingly explore stablecoins to improve payment efficiency and reduce settlement times.
(Montel) Strike action by UK offshore workers due to begin this month could “severely disrupt” UK fuel supplies, a union said today.
(Montel) Oil prices fell on Monday as supply concerns eased after G7 nations agreed to release storage inventories, while shipping data pointed to stronger crude exports from the Gulf, adding further downside pressure.
By: Dominic Richardson, Robert Armour, Paul Green
The nuclear sector requires approximately $6 trillion in investment by 2050 to triple global capacity, yet capital deployment remains constrained despite technological advances and political support. This analysis examines why investor confidence hinges not on reactor innovation alone, but on regulatory certainty, risk allocation frameworks, and integrated project delivery models that can convert ambitious nuclear programmes into bankable infrastructure.
(Montel) Europe's benchmark carbon price could breach EUR 100/t from next year, before exceeding EUR 150/t in the early 2030s as participants prepare
Payward has agreed to acquire Saldo Bank, gaining a European banking licence.
(Montel) Europe's electrolyser capacity reached 677 MW in July, a rise of 19% from 571 MW a year ago, though green hydrogen still accounts for only a fraction of total hydrogen use, said lobby HydrogenEurope.
(Montel) EU goals to electrify the final energy mix and decarbonise industry will require sweeping changes to rules that are keeping gas more attractive, an ING bank economist said on Wednesday.
(Montel) Nordic power company chiefs on Tuesday criticised Nord Pool's failure to calculate a correct system price for three days last week, saying it was crucial for market participants to have trust in the market price.
