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.
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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…
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…
The largest state in Germany declares an emergency due to the energy crisis
In response to the energy crisis, North Rhine-Westphalia, the most populous and economically significant state in Germany…
Renewable energy finance opens up new possibilities
An ever-expanding number of financial avenues are available to support the development of renewable energy projects.
Over 200,000 qualified personnel are needed to implement Germany's energy transition
According to a report by the Institute of the German Economy, a scarcity of more than 200,000 trained workers poses a threat to Germany’s ability to speed…
Without government assistance, millions of German households will see their electricity costs rise by 50%
If the plans of the German government to place a cap on electricity prices are not implemented, the cost of power for millions of families in Germany…
China is anticipated to take part in the development of offshore wind power
Opportunities for historically significant development have emerged in the offshore wind power business in response to the growing complexity of problems…
Increased cost demands and poor design compromise auction in Spain
The outcomes of Spain's 2022 onshore wind auction have been made public. Numerous wind energy projects submitted bids.
What steps is the wind sector taking to ensure a fair transition in terms of education and skills?
Malgosia Bartosik, the deputy CEO of WindEurope, presented on November 16 at the European Employment & Social Rights Forum…
How the energy crisis in Europe could develop into a food crisis
The most energy-intensive industries in Europe have been hit the hardest by the continent's runaway energy price increases.
Germany issues an oil shortage warning following the EU's embargo on Russian imports
Another indication of the damage Europe’s energy crisis is wreaking on the continent’s greatest economy is Germany’s warning of local oil shortages…