What will Italy’s new right-wing government mean for energy?
Far-right firebrand Giorgia Meloni, expected to become Italy’s next prime minister, wants to expand nuclear and gas.
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Weekly data: Japan eyes return to nuclear power
Japan’s nuclear turnaround could not only make the country less reliant on energy imports but could help with Europe’s energy…
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How do rising energy prices impact FDI and site selection?
While rising energy prices have a small impact on FDI flows on their own, they are affecting companies' expansion plans.
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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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With gas storage nearly full, EU prepares more emergency measures for winter
EU energy ministers have tasked the European Commission to propose unprecedented interventions into the energy market.
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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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Ukraine sets plans for ambitious ‘green’ reconstruction
Ukraine’s reconstruction from Russia’s full-scale war gives Europe’s most energy-intensive economy the opportunity to become a hub for green electricity…
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Weekly data: Shift in Germany’s perception of nuclear energy
As fears of a winter gas shortage rise, Germans soften their stance on nuclear energy. However, it seems unlikely that…
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