Industry data reveals the EU’s mix of power is the greenest yet
A large majority of the EU’s energy production so far this year has come from sources free of CO₂ emissions,…
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Brussels pleads with countries to stay in the Energy Charter Treaty
These days, it is hard to find anyone arguing with a straight face that the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) has…
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Northern Ireland seeks renewed energy strategy
[caption id="attachment_2528" align="alignnone" width="658"] Chairman Sir Patrick Coghlin (centre) presents the findings at the enquiry into Northern Ireland's Renewable Heat…
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Europe’s energy crisis: What next?
As temperatures begin to plummet across Europe, the continent is facing a severe shortfall in energy supplies. Fuel prices have…
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As Ukraine war rumbles on, EU looks to turn energy promises into actions
In the week after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, it seemed like every department in the European Commission pivoted to working…
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The Energy Charter Treaty has not aged well
Over a year ago, the International Energy Agency (IEA) called for an immediate end to fossil fuel expansion if the…
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The complicated reality of weaning Europe off Russian energy
The Russian invasion of Ukraine, and the end of a rule-based Europe, will permanently change European energy policy, and indeed…
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Expect a “seismic shift” on energy efficiency – Jessica Stromback, CEO of Joule Assets
Buildings are in the spotlight as the EU contemplates a long, hard winter on the back of an energy price…
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Opinion: US Supreme Court EPA ruling hamstrings domestic climate action – but what about the rest of the world?
It’s a sad state of affairs that the US Supreme Court’s ruling in West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)…
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Facing headwinds at home, Europe and Japan are pushing waste-to-energy technology across South East Asia
“The project developer said all is good,” says Kampol Wadnoi, a village leader from Thalang, in the west of Thailand,…
