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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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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Weekly data: The EU is paying the same amount for 75% less Russian gas
Vladimir Putin has been gradually reducing the amount of gas sent through Russian pipelines to Europe, so that deliveries are…
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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 Russia pivot its energy market away from Europe and towards Asia?
Russia is trying to pivot its energy market towards Asia as Europe weans itself from the country's fossil fuels. But…
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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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‘We have a ringtone for nuclear attack’: Is Ukraine on the verge of another Chernobyl?
Recent bombing at the Zaporizhzhia power plant has reignited fears of nuclear disaster in Ukraine. But how high is the…
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Weekly data: Ukraine War boosts renewable energy PPAs in Europe
Power purchase agreements (PPAs) for renewable energy have grown fivefold in five years in Europe. Now Russia’s war in Ukraine…
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