
The Businesses That Bet on Clean Power Early Are Being Told It Doesn't Count
Somewhere in the architecture of EU policy, two offices are working against each other. One is writing energy strategy.
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European legislators have recently concluded the development of a sophisticated legal structure aiming to streamline the swift expansion of renewable energy…

After 18 months of political negotiations, the European Parliament, the Council of the EU, and the European Commission reached a provisional agreement…

In a Spring Budget empty of fresh incentives for wind and solar projects, the UK Chancellor announced cash for nuclear power facilities and carbon capture…

On the 10th of January, the National Assembly of France is scheduled to vote on a law that will speed up the development of projects involving renewable…

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…

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…

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…

According to a news release issued by the European Commission, four coal districts in Germany will collectively receive a total of 2.5 billion euros…

At a conference held on Thursday to address the energy crisis brought on by the conflict in Ukraine and to maintain unity in the face of Russian President…

Germany can only withstand a winter energy deficit caused by Russia’s conflict with Ukraine if businesses and people band together…
The European Union has set a goal to raise €140 billion ($140 billion) by taking a cut of the windfall profits made by certain energy providers.