Dispute over the gas price cap jeopardizes EU efforts to address the energy crisis
Four member states of the European Union are on the verge of derailing a package of measures that was designed to address the current energy crisis.
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Strategy for Decarbonizing the World's Industries
More than thirty percent of the world's emissions come from the industrial sector, which also accounts for almost forty percent of the world's total energy…
Recurrent EU conflicts are preventing the approval of a gas price cap
According to diplomats, Belgium, Greece, Italy, and Poland threatened on Friday to obstruct a new set of steps proposed by the European Union to alleviate…
Germany's power price subsidy will be financed by a windfall levy, but it will not take effect until later than originally expected
According to a report in the business daily Handelsblatt, which cited a draft from the economy and climate ministry, the German government’s plan to scoop…
RWE's expansion of its green portfolio picks up speed
RWE is making strides toward putting its Growing Green strategy into practice. In the first nine months of 2022, the company added 1.3 gigawatts…
UK faces challenges in securing long-term fuel import offers
As ministers worry about leaving taxpayers on the hook if fuel costs fall in the coming years, the British government is working hard to secure long-term…
German Finance Minister Allocates EUR 83 billion to Cooling Energy Prices
Christian Lindner (FDP), the German federal minister of finance, has allotted 83 billion euros for the purpose of putting the brakes on the growth of gas…
Rishi Sunak calls for a speedier transition to renewable energy
At COP27, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will call on international leaders to advance the switch to renewable energy “further and faster.” Mr.
COP27, the climate summit, to focus on accelerating the energy transition
At COP26 in Glasgow last year, Ignacio Galán, CEO of Iberdrola, asked participants to go beyond words and take concrete steps to combat climate change.
As nations go from using gas to using coal, the EU heads to COP27
Leaders from the entire European Union are preparing for the COP27, the UN Climate Change Conference, which aims to stop climate change and keep global…
Europe's nations are putting off a prohibition on funding fossil fuels, citing the continent's ongoing energy crisis as the reason
By not ending international financing for fossil fuel projects by the end of the year, the Netherlands is breaching its promise.
Climate concerns arise from Europe's withdrawal from the Energy Charter Treaty
Monday saw Belgium leave the European Union alongside France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, and Poland.