Geopolitics requires decoupling from natural gas
It's déjà vu. Two years into the Russian war on Ukraine, the EU again warns of a winter energy price…
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The EU’s energy crisis “is over” – but could it happen again?
With gas storage levels at over 70% full across Europe, the region’s energy supply is once again “safe and stable”,…
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A missed opportunity: EU’s new oil imports are a backdoor to Russia
Instead of reducing oil demand, the EU has replaced Russian imports with oil from other producing nations, and its oil…
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Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia to end Russian grid reliance in 2025
The Prime Minister of Estonia has said that the Baltic states will decouple themselves from the Russian power grid in…
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Russia-Ukraine war risks hampering transition to global low-carbon economy
Russia’s invasion and continued occupation of Ukraine could disrupt efforts to transition the world to a low-carbon economy due to…
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Top ten countries currently developing the most oil and gas fields
When the International Energy Agency (IEA) published its Net Zero by 2050 analysis in 2021, it became clear just how…
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Europe’s energy crisis is not over
Last week, the European Commission took a well-deserved victory lap around Brussels on the occasion of the one-year anniversary of…
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Half of EU has no mandatory energy-saving measures for next winter – EEB
Despite the ongoing energy crisis, only half of EU member states have mandatory energy-saving measures in place for next winter,…
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Explainer: who is responsible for the world’s CO₂ emissions?
There is no single way to measure which country globally is responsible for the most carbon dioxide emissions. One approach…
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Poland almost doubles its spending on fossil fuel imports
Poland spent a record 193bn zlotys (€42.9bn) on fossil fuel imports in 2022, nearly double the 100bn zlotys it spent…
