The public-private European Clean Hydrogen Alliance launched on July 8 plans to deliver the 6 GW of renewable hydrogen electrolyzer capacity by 2024 target set out in the European Commission’s Continue Reading
Intense wildfires in the Arctic in June released more polluting gases into the Earth’s atmosphere than in any other month in 18 years of data collection, European scientists said in Continue Reading
German exports rebounded less than expected in May as demand remained subdued despite the lifting of lockdown measures introduced to contain the spread of the coronavirus, data published on Thursday Continue Reading
Russia on Thursday reported 6,509 new cases of the novel coronavirus, pushing its official nationwide tally to 707,301, the fourth largest caseload in the world. The national coronavirus taskforce said Continue Reading
The amount of ice in the Alps has shrunk 17% since the turn of the century, highlighting the severity of climate change as countries grapple with how to slow global Continue Reading
Europe’s ambitious hydrogen strategy will be watched closely for clues to where the multi-billion-euro program will put its money for the clean-burning fuel. Hydrogen could meet up-to 24% of the world’s energy Continue Reading
German exports regained some ground in May, though the gain was far short of making up for big losses at the height of the coronavirus pandemic in Europe, official figures Continue Reading
Oil was anchored below $41 a barrel with an industry report signaling a surprise gain in U.S. crude stockpiles, while concerns linger about the threat to demand from rising coronavirus Continue Reading
Crude futures in New York were unable rise above $41 over mounting concerns that a recovery in U.S. gasoline demand is faltering with the coronavirus continuing to spread. Depressed demand Continue Reading
The recovery in oil demand and the less-than-feared demand destruction earlier this year will support oil prices next year when producers will be playing catch up with demand, and Brent Continue Reading
