If there is one thing everyone knows about the tiny northern nation of Iceland, it is that it has plentiful geothermal resources. Europe’s northernmost independent state satisfies a solid portion Continue Reading
A bulldozer moves piles of coal at the Osinnikovskaya coal mine in Osinniki, Russia. European governments are drawing up plans to phase out coal, U.S. coal-fired power plants are being Continue Reading
European banks spent almost a decade claiming they’re part of the fight against climate change. Now, investors and regulators want them to prove it. For the first time, many banks Continue Reading
At the start of the year, the German government quietly launched a novel system of carbon pricing that could revolutionise who pays for the cost of polluting in Europe. Since January, Continue Reading
Trading houses positioning for China demand Import tax on LCO may shift China’s demand to gasoil Premiums of Russia’s ESPO Blend crude rose to multi-month highs in the current month Continue Reading
Germany will invest more than 8 billion euros ($9.74 billion) to fund large-scale hydrogen projects, the Economy and Transport ministries said on Friday, in a step to scale up hydrogen Continue Reading
When Italy won the Eurovision Song Contest with an over-the-top glam-rock performance, the victory signaled more than just a psychological boost for one of the countries hardest hit by COVID-19: Continue Reading
Import demand, domestic supply of renewables limited German industry leaders have called for a faster rollout of hydrogen projects after the government brought forward a net-zero target to 2045. Receive Continue Reading
European Union countries will seek to prolong EU support for cross-border natural gas projects, a stance at odds with the European Commission’s plan to end such funding, according to a Continue Reading
The United Kingdom will not commit to halting new oil exploration in the North Sea, a government energy body told Reuters, despite a warning from the world’s top energy watchdog Continue Reading
