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Trump’s win has worried US renewables investors, but existing wind farms like BP’s Fowler Ridge appear unlikely to face significant impacts.

In a Critical Resource Q&A, Ben Magara identifies stakeholder relationships as key to beating the ‘winner-takes-all’ mindset that besets the industry.

Israel’s Leviathan field could reshape regional geopolitics – but access to foreign markets and stakeholder opposition threaten development.

In a Critical Resource Q&A, Tom Butler discusses the Samarco spill and the risk of destroying value in early stage projects.

Egyptian government tactics have thrown into doubt plans for the world’s largest solar park – including projects proposed by EDF and Engie.

In a Critical Resource Q&A, Bolivia’s mines minister calls for radical new investor attitudes and reflects on the future of Latin America’s Left.

Progress towards a long-awaited export pipeline is welcome news for Uganda’s oil industry – but politics could still hold things up.

In a Critical Resource Q&A, Gemfields’ CEO highlights the value of an ethical consumer base for extractive companies.

Exxon’s shale plans signal returning investor confidence in Argentina – but economic challenges could derail the country’s pro-market drive.

In a Critical Resource Q&A, Lundin Petroleum’s CEO sees prices bottoming out and says the time is ripe to seize opportunities.

As AGA takes Ghana’s government to international arbitration, Critical Resource sees a rocky future for the country’s gold sector.

With the referendum on the UK’s EU membership looming, our senior advisors look at what Brexit could mean for energy and extractives firms.

Polluting relic of the past or cheap and plentiful source of energy? Critical Resource analyses what the future holds for the coal industry in a 2°C world.

As Newmont steps back from Conga, Critical Resource reflects on the financial risks that stakeholder opposition poses to mining projects in Peru.

In a Critical Resource Q&A, Global Witness’ CEO calls on industry leaders to think long term and predicts increased personal liability for executives.