French nuclear hits 41 GW, up 12 GW over past month
French nuclear generation ramped up to 41 GW on Oct. 19 as more reactors returned to service after maintenance, lifting average output by 12 GW over the past four weeks, Continue Reading
Russia shuns tough restrictions even as infections soar
It’s Friday night in Moscow, and popular bars and restaurants in the city center are packed. No one except the staff is wearing a mask or bothers to keep their Continue Reading
Poland to open temporary hospital at national stadium in Warsaw
Poland plans to open a temporary hospital at the national stadium in Warsaw as it faces a spike in coronavirus cases and a health system overload, the government said on Continue Reading
Brexit Latest News: Boris Johnson Says U.K. Preparing for No-Deal Brexit
Negotiations between Britain and the European Union are set to continue next week even after Boris Johnson said he believes a trade deal is now unlikely. The prime minister insisted the Continue Reading
U.K.-France Power Link Makes Grid More Nimble for Wind Farms
National Grid’s IFA2 interconnector will power 1 million U.K. homes National Grid Plc has started the final testing phase for its second power link to France, adding much needed flexibility Continue Reading
Europe’s Covid-19 Lockdowns Hit Region’s Stocks, Fuel-Demand Outlook
An abundance of fossil fuels combined with advances in technology to harness wind and solar power has sent energy prices crashing around the world. WSJ explains how it all happened Continue Reading
E.U. Preparing Sanctions on Putin Allies Over Navalny’s Poisoning
Vasily Maximov/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images The European Union is preparing to impose financial sanctions on six high-ranking Russian officials from the Defense Ministry, domestic spy service and the Kremlin Continue Reading
EU May Set Binding Standards Methane Emissions
As part of its plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and become carbon neutral by 2050, the European Union (EU) will consider the creation of a legally-binding framework at the Continue Reading
EC wants EU buildings’ energy use cut 14% by 2030 through renovation
The European Commission wants to see renovations cut EU buildings’ final energy use by 14%, and their heating and cooling energy use by 18%, both by 2030 and compared with Continue Reading
German Recovery Loses Steam as Virus Fears Rise, Experts Say
Germany’s economy is losing steam but will do slightly better than government forecasts as fears grow over rising coronavirus infections, according to the country’ s five leading research institutes. Gross domestic Continue Reading