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EU recovery fund includes R&D and nuclear decommissioning
At the end of a five-day special meeting of the European Council, EU leaders reached agreement today to jointly borrow EUR750…
Africa can become a renewable energy superpower – if climate deniers are kept at bay
Nigel Lawson’s thinktank is pushing dirty energy on the continent with the greatest capacity for creating clean fuel.
Government hopes cut in red tape will triple UK's battery capacity
New rules will allow large energy storage projects to bypass national planning system.
Ministers from around the world gather to address the world’s energy and climate challenges
On July 9, 40 Ministers from dozens of countries took part in the International Energy Agency’s first Clean Energy Transitions…
Cohesion Policy: Commission and OECD help 5 EU funds managing authorities engage with citizens
European Commission Press release Brussels, 10 Jul 2020 Today, the European Commission announced its support to five national and…
40 Ministers from around the world gather to address the world’s energy and climate challenges
Ministers of world’s biggest energy consumers – including China, US, EU and India – are among high-level participants in the IEA…
Poland increases ambition in new offshore wind act draft
The Polish government has updated its long-awaited Offshore Wind Act, which outlines plans for more than 10GW of capacity to be…
First unit of China’s 10,200-MW Wudongde hydropower station connected to grid
The first unit of the 10,200-MW Wudongde hydropower station has been connected to the grid for power generation and completed 72…
No business need at all now for a Chinese nuclear plant in the UK
Halting Huawei hurts 5G rollout and Sino-British ties, but stopping a Chinese nuclear power plant in Essex has virtually no…
Full steam ahead for AEP’s $2B wind energy plan, despite Texas PUC denial
Even though the Public Utility Commission of Texas last week denied approval of Southwestern Electric Power Co.’s (SWEPCO) plan…
IEA: Critical need for acceleration in clean energy innovation
The world has seen a proliferating number of pledges by numerous governments and companies to reach net zero emissions in the…
Judge suspends Dakota Access pipeline over environmental concerns
US district judge sides with Standing Rock Sioux tribe More extensive environmental review is required – judge
JRC to assess nuclear's inclusion in EU Taxonomy
Foratom, the European nuclear trade body, has welcomed the European Commission's decision to appoint its Joint Research Centre as…
'New deal' risks fuelling emissions and eroding building standards
Green campaigners and housing experts warn Boris Johnson’s recovery plan could swiftly become a liability.
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