Despite gas prices dropping to 4-month lows, Europe is "not out of the woods," as they say
Despite the fact that European gas prices have fallen to levels not seen in more than four months, the energy crisis is far from over…
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Climate targets can help us overcome the gas problem
The Federal Environment Agency (UBA) has released a report with policy suggestions that suggests it is possible to secure the efficient use of liquefied…
Due to the drop in gas costs and the rise in wind energy, European electricity market prices are among the lowest in several months
In the week of October 17, prices of almost all European electricity markets analysed at AleaSoft Energy Forecasting fell compared to the previous week.
To meet climate goals, Europe needs to increase its wind R&D spending
The European Technology and Innovation Platform for Wind Energy, also known as ETIPWind, has begun the next phase of its operation…
EU to provide €2.5 billion in funding for equitable transition in German coal states
According to a news release issued by the European Commission, four coal districts in Germany will collectively receive a total of 2.5 billion euros…
Europe Is Trying to Create a Green Hydrogen Corridor
There are currently proposals to build a significant hydrogen corridor connecting Southern and Northern Europe, following a year of numerous announcements…
European Union leaders struggle to find solutions during the energy crisis summit
At a conference held on Thursday to address the energy crisis brought on by the conflict in Ukraine and to maintain unity in the face of Russian President…
German wind energy expansion remains slow as applications await clearance
In recent months, Germany has seen a sharp decline in the number of applications that have been approved for new wind turbine installations.
A surge in renewable energy has slowed the increase in emissions globally
Energy scientists have been worried for months that the year 2022 will become a carbon bomb for the globe. Renewable energy then rode to the rescue.
Millions of dollars in U.S. funds are slated to go toward tidal energy and river current systems
The U.S. Department of Energy announced $35 million in funding would be made available “to develop tidal and river current energy systems” as part…
German coalition remains divided over nuclear power despite the Green Party's acceptance of a limited extension
German coalition government members continue to argue over whether or not to postpone the country's nuclear phase-out.
Green hydrogen is thought to be the fuel of the future
Green hydrogen, often referred to as "the fuel of the future," may have one of its primary roles in Brazil.