EIB agrees to end fossil-fuel lending
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The board of the European Investment Bank (EIB), the world’s largest multilateral lender, has agreed to stop funding fossil-fuel projects
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Rosatom plans India’s nuclear expansion
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Russia’s state-run nuclear agency, Rosatom, is working in India to develop medium-sized nuclear reactors producing 50 to 100 megawatts, according
Ukraine’s Zelensky slams Denmark’s Nord Stream approval
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says Denmark’s approval for Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline to pump gas to Germany “strengthens
Denmark approves Norway’s gas pipe to Poland
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The Baltic Pipe project, which aims to send Norwegian gas to Denmark and Poland, has won approval to pass through
Pakistan looks for Kyrgyz-Tajik power swap
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A Pakistani proposal aims to power Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan through the winter and bring Central Asian hydropower the other way
Germans to pay more for renewables fund
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The surcharge used to fund Germany’s move towards renewable energy (EEG) is due to increase again next year, triggering demands
Rules Before Joules: the Mediterranean is Merging on Electricity Regulations
Opinion
Trust underscores every successful partnership. Without it, we cannot plan for the future, let alone imagine a better one. The
Russia’s floating nuclear plant docks in Pevek
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Russia’s floating nuclear power plant has arrived at its destination in Pevek in Russia’s far east after being pulled 4,700km
Spain swamped by renewable applications
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Spain’s electricity network operator Red Electrica de España (REE) has rejected numerous renewable projects amid an overwhelming number of applications.
Ukraine, Poland and US sign LNG deal
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stressed the importance of the country’s energy independence during Second World War commemorations in Poland.
Major UK power cut puts interconnectors in spotlight
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The UK should impose limits on the construction of new wind and solar projects to cut blackout risks, according to
Study claims hydrogen breakthrough
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Australia’s top research agency has announced a hydrogen breakthrough that could create an export industry targeting Asia and beyond. The
Bottlenecks, Batteries, and the Battle for Scottish Wind
Opinion
Over the past 150 years, one cost has vexed the oil and gas industry more than any other: transport. The
French renewables firm buys Irish wind farms
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France’s Neoen says it has bought eight wind farms in the Irish Republic with a total capacity of 53 megawatts
European Refineries Enjoying Summer of Friendship and Brotherly Love
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In late April, organic chlorides contaminated Russian crude oil flowing to Europe through the Druzhba pipeline. The subsequent shutdown of