Seven pages will decide the future of green hydrogen in Europe
Criteria stipulating how green hydrogen can be produced from renewable electricity are soon to be set out in EU legislation.
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What does the Scholz coalition agreement mean for Germany’s energy transition?
Germany’s new coalition government taking office this week has big plans for climate and energy, but only some of them…
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Weekly data: New German government’s climate plan could see EU emissions plummet
Germany remains Europe's biggest coal user. The new coalition agreement would reduce CO2 emissions in 2030 by 148 megatonnes.
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Europe’s energy crisis: What next?
With energy stocks at records lows across many European countries, which are likely to struggle most in what could be…
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Digitalisation provides a boost for energy efficiency
Rapid uptake of smart devices is improving energy efficiency in buildings. Governments must look to revamp policies to support their…
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Data centres, demand response and decarbonising the cloud
European data centres are major energy consumers that have a vital role to play in the transition to net zero,…
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Nuclear technologies are gaining momentum for low-carbon heating
Many countries are trialling the use of nuclear technologies, particularly small modular reactors, as part of clean district heating systems,…
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DRC well placed to move up the lithium battery value chain – BloombergNEF
With abundant hydroelectric power and access to valuable raw materials, the Democratic Republic of Congo could dominate the production of…
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