Europe is confused between reducing gas prices and ensuring security of supplies
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.
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The UAE is home to the region's first waste-to-hydrogen generating plant
With the help of British and Japanese technology, the United Arab Emirates hopes to host the region's first hydrogen waste generating plant.
EU Price Cap Pose Risks to Europe's Gas Market
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 battery recycling sector is witnessing the launch of two new plants
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Between Spain, Portugal, and France, the H2Med pipeline will move 2 million tons of renewable hydrogen annually
Recently, Spain, Portugal, and France unveiled the first details of the H2Med pipeline, formerly known as BarMar, which will pass through Barcelona…
Why oil prices have fallen despite tighter restrictions on Russian supply
The implementation of a European embargo and a G7 price ceiling on Russian petroleum this week marked a turning point in world geopolitics.
UK coal mine approval causes outrage worldwide and hypocritical accusations
Following more than three years of discussion, communities minister Michael Gove on Wednesday approved the Whitehaven coal mine based on the advice…
California: A pioneer in the development of floating offshore wind technology
The Department of Interior and the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) were praised by the American Clean Power Association (ACP) for holding…
Countries to double the growth of renewable energy by 2027
According to the most recent report published by the International Energy Agency (IEA), the rise in fuel prices around the world has resulted…
Germany targets African hydrogen in its search for sustainable energy
On Monday, Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck traveled to Namibia in quest of green hydrogen as part of Germany's ongoing effort to find new energy partners.
Urgent fundamental power market change is demanded by the German energy sector
According to the country’s energy business, the design of Germany’s electricity market requires a fundamental revamp more urgently than it ever…
RWE acquires East Celtic to grow its Irish offshore wind energy business
RWE's portfolio of renewable development in Ireland was recently expanded with the acquisition of Western Power Offshore Developments Ltd.