MEPs say the Trans-European Network-Energy regulation was set up in 2013 before the Paris climate deal was adopted and several developments have since significantly changed the landscape for energy policy.
Read More »Around 15% of Europe’s Power Now Comes from Wind
WindEurope says this is still not enough to reach the EU’s goal for wind to provide half of Europe’s electricity by 2050.
Read More »Russia Amplifies Its Arctic Ambitions
Russia has outlined four main groups types of projects under consideration for various government benefits.
Read More »Under-Construction Coal Plant in Poland has Financing Suspended
Polish energy companies Enea SA and Energa SA have announced they have halted financing for the 1GW Ostrołęka C facility due to shifting economic and political contexts.
Read More »Zarif. Borell. Lavrov Discuss JCPOA at Munich Security Conf.
In separate meetings. Iranian Foreing Minister Zarif. his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov and EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell discussed Iran nuclear deal.
Read More »Germany Is One of the Biggest Brexit Losers
Without the U.K.. Germany is pushed into an EU role it hates. It loses a liberal soulmate. a counterweight to France. above all a counterweight to itself.
Read More »Europe’s Southern Gas Corridor almost ready
The total cost for the entire Southern gas corridor is close to $40 billion.
Read More »New Joint Venture to Build Two EV Gigafactories in Europe
Saft and Groupe PSA suggest the facilities will produce around one million batteries every year.
Read More »Algeria Looks to Resume Its Dominance in the Natural Gas Market
Edison owns an 11% stake in the Reggane Nord gas project and had recently renewed a supply contract running through to 2027.
Read More »JCPOA Snapback Mechanism Not to Be Implemented
A recent decision by the three European parties to the 2015 nuclear deal. known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). to trigger the so-called snapback mechanism will not be implemented.
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