Baltic Sea renewables could be key to defending EU from Putin
EU countries surrounding the Baltic Sea have vowed to rapidly develop new energy projects and create a ‘Hanseatic Renewables League’.
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Australia’s electricity supply will fall short of demand without investment – AEMO
Urgent generation, storage and transmission investments are needed in the next ten years to avoid reliability gaps, finds a new…
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Can community energy save lives this winter?
Millions of low-income households risk falling into energy poverty this winter. Giving power back to the people may be the…
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Exclusive: The $500bn Asia gas trap
Asian countries are investing at least $490bn in new gas infrastructure, in plans that are laden with climate and financial…
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Vietnam: Foreign investors in dire need of incentives for renewable energy
Vietnam’s ability to maintain the rapid pace of clean energy development depends on its ability to unlock international investment.
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As gas heating prices rise, a rush for plug-in heaters could cause blackouts in Germany
Makers of portable electric heaters are reporting a boom in sales as Germany announces a levy on natural gas. Experts…
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EV smart charging: A golden opportunity for distribution system operators
EV smart charging tariffs and services in Europe have grown rapidly in the last two years. Improving tariff design to…
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North-west Europe primed for CCUS, but where’s the investment?
Europe’s industry-heavy north-west has the continent’s greatest potential for carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS). Yet demonstration projects remain few…
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