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BP sees decision on UK hydrogen project delayed amid land dispute
BP will have to wait longer for a decision on the contested development of a blue-hydrogen and carbon-capture project in the northeast of England after the UK gover... (more story)
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US exporters could get leeway on methane reporting rules, EU says
US exporters to the EU may see some flexibility when reporting on their methane emissions, an EU senior official said during a press briefing today. While it’s too ... (more story)
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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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Investors’ interest in battery storage is growing significantly in Europe after events such as the Iberian blackout increased market-balancing costs, the head of Swiss-based energy company MET Group has said. ... (more story)
Eni today strongly criticized a finding by Italy's competition authority that it colluded with rivals to coordinate the price for a gasoline component. The case "ignores market logic and misrepresents the fact... (more story)
The US Department of Commerce announced a major new Section 232 trade probe into imports of medical devices and related equipment, which overlaps with a pharmaceutical imports investigation and raises the poss... (more story)
Russian oil companies can expect details of threatened new tariffs from the EU to be announced “in due course,” according to European Commission spokesperson Olof Gill at a press briefing on Wednesday. The tar... (more story)
European manufacturers of power grid components should benefit from more transparent long-term network planning, a committee of European lawmakers said Tuesday. Lead times to buy network equipment have doubled... (more story)
Data centers are straining the stability of Europe’s grid infrastructure due to their disproportionate concentration, power lobby group Eurelectric said in a new study released Tuesday. In 2024, data centers a... (more story)
Lawmakers from the European Parliament’s energy committee are set to vote on the European Commission’s delegated act on low-carbon hydrogen greenhouse-gas emissions on Oct. 16, a Parliament official told MLex.... (more story)
The quest to realize commercial nuclear fusion energy has intensified with Italian energy giant Eni and America's Commonwealth Fusion Systems announcing a $1 billion power purchase agreement on Monday. The dea... (more story)
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A UK government-owned investment body aimed at helping drive the green energy transition and boost funding for Net Zero projects could help catalyze the development of green energy IP in a traditionally risk-a... (more story)
If the US wants to become independent from Russia in producing low-enriched uranium for civilian nuclear energy, maintaining a strong relationship with Canada is key. But ongoing trade tensions threaten to mak... (more story)
Repeated delays and sharp divisions among EU member states and lawmakers over the European Commission’s 2040 emissions-reduction proposal are calling the bloc’s international climate leadership into question. ... (more story)
Just four months after taking office, the Lee Jae Myung administration has unveiled a sweeping plan to remake South Korea’s bureaucracy, setting the stage for one of the most consequential reorganizations in d... (more story)
The recently announced EU-US trade deal is adding pressure on the EU to weaken climate regulations, experts say. The EU has pledged to address US concerns on its deforestation regulation, its Carbon Border Adj... (more story)
International tribunals are taking a more active stance on climate change, seeking to hold states legally accountable for their actions or inactions beyond international treaties. An opinion in July from the U... (more story)
The UK government insists climate change must remain at the heart of finance and a key growth area for the sector. But in the City, London's financial district, bankers are juggling sluggish growth, trade tens... (more story)
EU countries must improve how they manage grid-connection requests to reduce long lines that are holding back billions in investment in renewables, storage and data-center projects, industry representatives to... (more story)