Europe generated almost 18% of its electricity by wind and solar last year, while China, India and the US were all above the global average of 8%, according to a new report.
Read More »New Deal Marks the Birth of Offshore Wind in Poland
The country doesn’t yet have any offshore wind farms but officials have set out a plan to make it the largest operator of offshore wind in the Baltic Sea by 2050.
Read More »Germany Passes Coal-Exit Law to Phase Out Fossil Fuels by 2038
German lawmakers have voted a roadmap for the coal-free era in the country, which includes abandoning nuclear power by 2022.
Read More »Jaguar Land Rover Launches World’s First Wireless Charged Taxis in Oslo
The vehicle manufacturer will help develop wireless, high-powered charging infrastructure in the Norwegian capital.
Read More »EDF Renewables Launches Solar and Battery Storage Partnership with Octo Energy
The partnership will support EDF’s goal to reach 10GW of additional storage by 2035.
Read More »British Solar Firm Bags €20m to Build Two Solar Farms in the Netherlands
The projects could provide enough clean energy to power more than 9,000 homes.
Read More »IEA Calls for Measures to Boost EU’s Post-Pandemic ‘Green’ Recovery
The International Energy Agency (IEA) on Thursday called for the European Union to accelerate low-carbon building renovations and introduce schemes to encourage consumers to replace inefficient old cars and fridges as part of a post-pandemic “green” recovery. Setting out its policy recommendations for the EU, the IEA said new policies …
Read More »Croatia Reduces Green Power Surcharge for Energy-Intensive Companies
Energy-intensive companies in Croatia could save up to EUR 10 million a year through the government’s scheme to reduce the surcharge they pay for incentivizing renewable energy production.
Read More »Hydrogen Strategy Part of Green Transformation
A hydrogen economy is being contemplated in many parts of the world.
Read More »Gas Transit from Russia to Europe via Poland Stopped
Gas transit via the Yamal-Europe pipeline from Russia through Belarus and Poland to Germany has been brought down to zero on Tuesday. According to the results of the previous auction, the Polish section of the pipe was booked only by 3.7% on Tuesday. This is according to the data of …
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