Poland is ready to offer Germany access to the 10 Bcm a year Baltic Pipe that will deliver gas from Norway if Berlin halts construction of the controversial Nord Stream Continue Reading
France’s 7 billion-euro ($8.3 billion) plan to use clean hydrogen in industrial processes and transport will cut the country’s carbon dioxide output in 2030 by the equivalent of the annual emissions Continue Reading
Nitrogen dioxide air pollution 5-10 January (sequence is played twice) One in every eight deaths in Europe can be linked to pollution, according to a new report by the EU’s Continue Reading
The British government has refused to allow an open cast coal mine to be built in northeastern England, the minister for Housing, Communities and Local Government Robert Jenrick said. Northumberland Continue Reading
People need to “start taking this very seriously again” – Prof Jonathan Van Tam Media captionPeople need to “start taking this very seriously again” – Prof Jonathan Van Tam The Continue Reading
The OPEC+ deal, concluded in April amid falling global demand, may lead to a double-digit decline in Russian crude oil production for the first time in more than 25 years. Continue Reading
Russia complied nearly 100 percent with its share of oil production cuts in August as per the OPEC+ deal, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Monday. Independent assessments about Continue Reading
London — Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now Domestic deliveries of crude oil to Russian refineries are set at 19.155 million mt in September, Continue Reading
Chancellor Angela Merkel does not rule out the possibility of sanctioning a pipeline set to bring Russian gas to Germany in response to the suspected poisoning of a Kremlin critic Continue Reading
German manufacturers ramped up production for the third straight month, though the pace of growth slowed considerably in July. Industrial output rose 1.2%, less than forecast by economists. The increase was Continue Reading
