On 25 July, the US government imposed new anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties of nearly 50% against illegally subsidized and dumped solar products from China. On the...
The EU imports more than half of the energy it consumes and that can make it vulnerable to external energy suppliers such as Russia. To improve...
The final conference of the Atlantic Power Cluster Interreg project was held on 2 July at the Environmental Hydraulics Institute (EHICF) in Santander (ES), at the...
Europe's first CCS power station will be built in Britain, the European Commission announced today (8 July). Three hundred million euro will be awarded to the...
The European Commission has today (2 July) adopted a Communication outlining the employment challenges and opportunities of the current transition towards a green, low carbon, energy...
The European Court of Justice today (1 July) ruled to uphold the provisions of EU legislation on renewable energy, notably on the prerogative of national renewable...
Securing energy supplies at affordable prices, improving energy efficiency and reducing harmful emissions will be high on the agenda of the European Parliament for the coming...