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Multiple failures caused Spanish blackout in April, minister says
Multiple failures by power producers and Spanish grid operator Red Eléctrica caused the Iberian blackout on April 28, said the country’s energy minister Sara Aagese... (more story)
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Thirteen non-EU critical mineral projects identified by EU Commission
A total of 13 critical raw material projects outside the EU have been granted strategic status by the European Commission, unlocking access to funding and policy su... (more story)
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US trade war could cut oil demand by millions of barrels, report says
An ongoing trade war could reduce oil demand by millions of barrels per day by the end of the decade, according to a report published today by research firm Wood Mackenzie.
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European industry and green-tech producers will get support to overcome short-term difficulties to aid the transition to a cleaner industrial base, Teresa Ribera told MLex, as she unveiled her flagship policy ... (more story)
The European Commission faced strong criticism today over its plan to withdraw a proposal to tackle corporate greenwashing, with senior EU lawmakers accusing it of failing to deal honestly over interinstitutio... (more story)
Britain’s financial firms have been urged not to put off their net-zero goals in the face of mounting pressures from geopolitical tensions and economic volatility. COP30 president and veteran Brazilian diploma... (more story)
The EU’s 18th sanctions package against Russia is set to be approved by EU national leaders during the European Council Summit on Thursday and Friday, a spokesperson from the council said today. The package, w... (more story)
Shielding small companies from excessive reporting obligations is the reason behind the announced withdrawal of the Green Claims Directive, the European Commission said in a statement today. The move was welco... (more story)
Businesses making green claims won't be freighted with new EU anti-greenwashing rules after the European Commission announced the withdrawal of the Green Claims Directive today at a press conference just one w... (more story)
Securing Europe’s energy supply, agreeing on climate targets for 2040, and upgrading energy infrastructure will be among the top priorities of Denmark, which takes over leading meetings of EU member states on ... (more story)
Multiple failures by power producers and Spanish grid operator Red Eléctrica caused the Iberian blackout on April 28, said the country’s energy minister Sara Aagesen at a press conference yesterday. As detaile... (more story)
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Poland has used its leadership role as chair of the Council of the EU, the body that represents national governments in Brussels, to push defense and reduce Europe’s reliance on foreign powers to the forefront... (more story)
The new South Korean president’s plan to massively expand artificial intelligence infrastructure and increase renewable energy generation at the same time to power it may face significant challenges unless lon... (more story)
The legal pathway for the UK to re-join the European Union’s internal electricity market may be straight forward if the two sides can agree on a dedicated arbitration mechanism, but political support for the m... (more story)
US federal subpoenas about Constellation Energy’s plan to buy rival power producer Calpine Corp. have included numerous detailed questions about pricing statistics and economic forecasts. These inquiry letters... (more story)
European nuclear companies are being pushed to gradually end nuclear-fuel imports from Russia via a European Commission phaseout plan set out this month. How soon this can happen is up for debate, due to EU co... (more story)
The EU is hours away from unveiling its plan to phase out Russia’s natural gas imports, prompting debate over which alternative will fill the gap. While higher LNG imports from multiple suppliers may offer an ... (more story)
Can renewable energy sources be trusted to keep the lights on in Europe? The question has become urgent after this week's unprecedented blackouts in Spain and Portugal. Politicians both blamed and defended win... (more story)
The US is accelerating efforts to secure more critical minerals as a bitter trade war and other constraints are sparking concerns about supply chain security in Washington.