Author: Matt Mace Posted on: EURACTIV.com | May 22nd, 2018 UK Prime Minister Theresa May vowed to halve energy use from new buildings by 2030,
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EU paves way for final showdown on energy ‘governance’ bill
Author: Frédéric Simon Posted on: EURACTIV.com | May 24th, 2018 European Union legislators made progress Wednesday (23 May) on a draft EU law that sets
Deal nears on EU energy savings law – talks focus on transport and targets
Author: Frédéric Simon Posted on: EURACTIV.com | May 9th, 2018 The European Parliament insists on including ships, cars and planes in the EU’s energy
Ecolabels have lost all credibility, report claims
Author: Stéphanie Senet Posted on: EURACTIV.com | May 7th, 2018 Lack of transparency, oversights, confusion… A report by the Dutch Foundation Changing Markets, published on
MEPs ask to check financial sector’s investments against climate goals
Author: Jorge Valero Posted on: EURACTIV.com | April 25th, 2018 EU legislators have proposed extending the European Supervisory Authorities’ (ESAs) powers to include checking
The development of electric transport is a big challenge for Poland, but also a huge opportunity
Author: Kristian Kowalewski Posted on: Euractiv.com| April 23rd, 2018 The development of electric transport is a big challenge for Poland, but also a huge opportunity –
EU Parliament’s energetic day in Strasbourg
Author: Sam Morgan Posted on: Euractiv.com| April 18th, 2018 In the shadow of French President Emmanuel Macron’s speech in Strasbourg on Tuesday (17 April), MEPs signed
Frydenberg to warn Abbott allies against ‘extreme ideologies’ on energy
Author: Katharine Murphy Posted on: The Guardian | April 10th, 2018 The energy minister, Josh Frydenberg, will warn colleagues “extreme ideologies” and polarisation in the climate
Finland confirms coal exit ahead of schedule in 2029
Author: Sam Morgan Posted on: EURACTIV.com | April 11th, 2018 Finland’s environment minister said on Tuesday (10 April) his country will ban the use of
Narrabri gas project fire risk unacceptable, firefighters say
Author: Michael Slezak Posted on: The Guardian | March 21st, 2018 Text: Firefighters with decades of experience working around the bushfire-prone Pilliga forest say Santos’s
Guyanese campaigners mount legal challenge against three oil giants
Author: Sandra Laville Posted on: The Guardian | March 22nd, 2018 Photograph: Text: Three major oil companies preparing to drill off the shores of Guyana, where
The tiny village leading France’s anti-nuclear movement
Author: Claire Rush Posted on: DW | March 8th, 2018 Since the government announced plans to bury nuclear waste in Bure, the village has
New York Readies Environmental Impact Statement for Offshore Wind Plan
Author: Jennifer Delony Posted on: Renewable Energy World | February 23rd, 2018 New York is preparing an environmental baseline that it will use to
‘A really big deal’: New York City’s fossil fuel divestment could spur global shift
Author: Oliver Milman Posted on: The Guardian | January 11th, 2018 New York City’s decision to sever ties with its fossil fuel investments is
France bans fracking and oil extraction in all of its territories
Author: Agence France Presse Posted on: Guardian | 20th of December 2017 France’s parliament has passed into law a ban on producing oil and
France, Portugal and Spain to attend mini energy summit
Author: Sam Morgan Posted on: EURACTIV | December 14th, 2017 Portugal will organise early next year a summit dedicated solely to energy interconnectors, as
Balkan coal power costing lives, urgent action is needed
Author: Dragana Mileusnic, Ioana Ciuta Posted on: Euractiv | 14th of December 2017 More than 60,000 premature deaths in Europe could be prevented over
Mexico says deepwater oil tender doomed by Brazil competition
Author: Veronica Gomez, David Alire Garcia Posted on: Reuters| December 8th, 2017 MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Mexican national oil company Pemex on Friday blamed
‘Death spiral’: half of Europe’s coal plants are losing money
Author: David Carrington Posted on: Guardian | 8th of December 2017 More than half of the European Union’s 619 coal-fired power stations are losing
Bitcoin energy boom stamps down colossal carbon footprint
Author: Ajit Niranjan Posted on: Deutsche Welle | 7th of December 2017 Few people use bitcoin to buy anything — but everyone pays for
Iter nuclear fusion project reaches key halfway milestone
Author: Fiona Harvey Posted on: Guardian | December 6th, 2017 An international project to generate energy from nuclear fusion has reached a key milestone,
Power from mini nuclear plants 'would cost more than from large ones'
Author: Adam Vaughan Posted on: Guardian| 7th of December 2017 Electricity from the first mini nuclear power stations in Britain would be likely to
Oil Producers, Led by Saudi Arabia and OPEC, Likely to Extend Cuts
Author: Stanley Reed Posted on: The New York Times | November 30th, 2017 VIENNA — OPEC and other major oil producers looked close on
‘Near total’ renewable energy system within reach: Lord Adair Turner
Author: Frédéric Simon Posted on: Euractiv | November 30th, 2017 Prices of green electricity and batteries have fallen so sharply that even projections for