By Irina Slav for oilprice.com
China may have saddled itself with as much as $42 billion in unpaid renewable energy subsidies, but it pales in comparison to the enormous amount of money Europe is pumping into ambitious renewable… Read More...
By Sam Morgan for euractiv.com
The European Investment Bank issued a €350 million loan on Thursday (30 July) to a Swedish company that hopes to corner a significant share of the global battery market by building the greenest power packs… Read More...
Enel X Japan, the country’s largest independent demand response (DR) aggregator, is expanding its geographic reach to provide services to all of Japan this year. The company will provide DR and virtual power plant (VPP) services across new… Read More...
By Haley Zaremba for Oilprice.com
The novel coronavirus pandemic has wreaked an historic havoc on global markets, and left economies around the world floundering. The tragedies that have come along with COVID-19 are innumerable, from… Read More...
By Jon LeSage for Oilprice.com
One of the world’s oil giants sees carbon capture and sequestration as a smart pathway for hitting a number of targets.
Scientists from ExxonMobil, University of California, Berkeley and Lawrence… Read More...
By Tsvetana Paraskova for Oilprice.com
Deutsche Bank is ending financing for new oil and gas projects in the oil sands and the Arctic region effective immediately, becoming the latest major bank to reconsider lending money to fossil… Read More...
By Sam Morgan for euractiv.com
Russia’s economic development minister warned last week that the EU’s plans to deploy a carbon tax at the bloc’s borders will not be in line with World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules, just as Brussels… Read More...
By Irina Slav for Oilprice.com
When JP Morgan's EMEA head of oil and gas research said last month that this crisis was fundamentally no different from previous crises, he was right - at least in a way. But in some ways, he was wrong,… Read More...
By Davine Janssen for euractiv.com
It is the industry’s responsibility to roll-out the fifth generation (5G) of wireless communication networks without increasing energy consumption, Swedish telecoms giant Ericsson writes in a report… Read More...
By Irina Slav for Oilprice.com
Russia’s gas giant Gazprom will start producing “clean”, that is, zero-emission, hydrogen beginning in 2024 under a new government plan to develop a hydrogen economy.
The plan sees Gazprom building and… Read More...
The consequence of Covid-19 on oil products, according to Professor Samuele Furfari*.
In March 2020, for geopolitical reasons, Russia refused to go on with Saudi Arabia to adjust, along the rule of what is known as the OPEC+ deal, their… Read More...
Unconventional hydrocarbons are resources found in reservoirs with geological characteristics and locations different from those where oil and gas are usually produced. They include natural gas from shale formations (shale gas), natural… Read More...
Hydrogen accounts for less than 1% of Europe’s present energy consumption and is mainly produced through highly carbon-emitting pathways, known as ‘grey’ hydrogen, and used as feedstock in sectors, such as fertilisers and… Read More...
Qatar Petroleum (QP) has signed the industry’s largest-ever single LNG vessel order with South Korea’s “Big 3” shipyards, as it presses ahead with its liquefaction expansion.
The company signed on Monday three agreements worth $19.23… Read More...
The International Gas Union (IGU) is pleased to launch its annual LNG report for 2020. The comprehensive analysis highlights all the material changes in the global LNG industry in 2019.
This report features key global LNG industry… Read More...
By Sam Morgan | EURACTIV.com
The Netherlands wrapped up testing on its first foray into hydrogen train technology at the weekend, as the European Commission readies a strategy for the clean fuel that debut on Tuesday, 10 March.
French… Read More...
Enel X Japan, the country’s largest independent demand response (DR) aggregator, is expanding its geographic reach to provide services to all of Japan this year. The company will provide DR and virtual power plant (VPP) services across new… Read More...
World Economic Forum
The world’s energy transition has made slow and steady progress over the past five years, but the COVID-19 crisis risks derailing long-term progress. Will recovery and the shifting global energy order shape new… Read More...
Cogeneration is the simultaneous production of electricity and useful heat. In a regular power plant, the heat produced in the generation of electricity is lost, often through the chimneys. But in a cogeneration plant it is recovered for… Read More...
The Politecnico di Milano, in collaboration with the Enel Group, launches the first, second level international Specializing Master dedicated to training experts in the field of Smart Grids.
This unique course is for recent graduates… Read More...
By using energy more efficiently and thereby consuming less, Europeans can lower their energy bills, help protect the environment and reduce the EU's reliance on external suppliers of oil and gas.
In order to achieve these… Read More...
Coal accounts for about a fifth of the total electricity production in the EU. It is also a significant economic driver, providing jobs to around 230,000 people in mines and power plants across 31 regions and 11 EU countries.
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Dr Lorenc Gordani, Independent Energy Lawyer*
The recent years have seen the unblocking of many energy projects in the Western Balkans and Albania. 2019 itself was closed with more energy projects, including those of euro-atlantics… Read More...
By Dr Lorenc Gordani, Independent Energy Lawyer*
An overview of the latest updates on renewable energy sources in Albania.
The Albanian energy market is undergoing a full restructuring process and the country, similar to the transition… Read More...
Kelemenis & Co. is a Greek law firm providing quality legal services in key corporate and commercial areas. The firm advises a varied clientele that includes corporations, governments, large institutions and high-net-worth individuals,… Read More...
Albania is now in a process of strong restructuring of the regulatory environment in the energy sector. The new legal and regulatory framework seeks to address a wide range of issues, including institutional reforms, promotion and increased… Read More...
By Dr Lorenc Gordani, PhD – Law Adviser in Energy Policy, Regulation & Infrastructure at EuroElektra
In this article we will try to offer an overview of the work to be done to obtain a winning outcome in the auction for the first large… Read More...
Ijdelea Mihailescu assisted Black Sea Oil & Gas throughout the performance of the open season capacity booking process and its finalization by the signing with SNTGN Transgaz of the gas transmission contract necessary for the Midia Gas… Read More...
Interview of Harish Hande* to Corina Murafa*
Harish Hande is an engineer and social entrepreneur working with underserved communities. He is the co-founder of SELCO whose interventions have impacted more than 800,000 poor households… Read More...
Dr Lorenc Gordani, Independent Energy Lawyer*
The recent years have seen the unblocking of many energy projects in the Western Balkans and Albania. 2019 itself was closed with more energy projects, including those of euro-atlantics… Read More...
Today eight industry leading companies, SolarPower Europe and WindEurope have launched “Choose Renewable Hydrogen”, a joint initiative highlighting the crucial role of renewables to ensure a sound economic recovery, aligned with the… Read More...
RAE didn’t reveal the size of the chunks or a timeline. It intends to conduct the operation according to the Dutch model – the power purchase price for the solar and wind endeavours in Crete would be lowered until an investor accepts the… Read More...
Germany saw a sharp fall in the number of new onshore wind turbines installed last year, industry groups said on Tuesday, urging the government to do more to boost numbers this year, according to evwind.es.
Wind power is one of the most… Read More...
Via Expo organizes seeSUSTAINtec (7-9 April, Sofia) - the only international exhibition and forum in Bulgaria for Energy Efficiency, Renewables, Waste Management and Air Quality. The event is up to date with the EC declared the ambitious… Read More...
