After the Crisis: Why Europe's Energy Problem Isn't Over
Europe didn’t discover its energy vulnerability in 2022. It had been warned for years. What changed was that the warning arrived in the form of a bill…
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The Future We Never Saw Coming: A New Energy Awakens
Throughout history, skepticism has often accompanied innovation. Each new idea, from the simplest invention to the most groundbreaking technology…
Escalating energy expenditures and supply scarcities impact European research infrastructure
Surging energy expenditures, supply deficiencies, and prolonged delivery durations sparked by the Covid-19 pandemic and the conflict between Russia…
Superconductor breakthrough might address the worldwide energy dilemma
The realm of physics might be on the brink of a major shift. At least, that’s the sentiment being echoed by some social media aficionados—but there’s…
Renewable Energy Directive Fails to Address Concerns Over Wood Burning
The European Council’s bold vision to boost the proportion of renewable energy sources, such as solar, wind, and green hydrogen…
Germany Bids Farewell to Nuclear Energy Amid European Power Struggles
Germany is steadfastly committing to its nuclear phase-out, despite the ongoing European energy crisis.
Up to 100 million new employments will be created by the renewable energy revolution by 2030
Workplace disruptions are becoming increasingly common as society struggles to adapt to the effects of global warming, the decline of biodiversity…
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The 2050 goal of carbon-free shipping is gaining momentum
Calls for decarbonizing global shipping are gaining momentum after several sizable emerging economies joined wealthy nations and climate-vulnerable Pacific…
EU green lights first-ever cap for gas prices in bid to tackle energy crisis
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…
France accounts for most of America's liquefied natural gas exports
US liquefied natural gas exports are facing fierce competition from France to acquire most of the shipments among European and Asian competitors…
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.
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…