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The amount of renewable energy that was produced in the United Kingdom reached a new high in the fourth quarter of 2018…
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The amount of renewable energy that was produced in the United Kingdom reached a new high in the fourth quarter of 2018…
40% of the offshore wind platforms and 65% of the piles needed to support the wind turbines have been installed by the company.
Calls for decarbonizing global shipping are gaining momentum after several sizable emerging economies joined wealthy nations and climate-vulnerable Pacific…

Globally, access to electricity has increased significantly over the past few decades, but the most recent data from Tracking SDG 7…

The European Union on Monday agreed the first-ever cap on gas prices after months of political wrangling that included an absurdly rapid series of draft…

US liquefied natural gas exports are facing fierce competition from France to acquire most of the shipments among European and Asian competitors…

European Union countries are still divided over setting a ceiling for gas prices, amid fears of harming the security of supplies in the old continent.

With the help of British and Japanese technology, the United Arab Emirates hopes to host the region's first hydrogen waste generating plant.

According to the head of trade at the Norwegian oil company Equinor, a gas price cap proposed by the European Commission could threaten the functioning…

India's lithium battery recycling sector is preparing to receive new US investments aimed at establishing two plants in the world's third largest emissions…

Recently, Spain, Portugal, and France unveiled the first details of the H2Med pipeline, formerly known as BarMar, which will pass through Barcelona…

The implementation of a European embargo and a G7 price ceiling on Russian petroleum this week marked a turning point in world geopolitics.