Germany gets informal EU approval to support gas-fired power plants Germany has won informal approval from the European Union to provide billions of euros to gas-fired power plants to stabilize the grid at a time of renewable energy shortages. According to Reuters, an agreement with EU authorities on state aid has been reached, but details are still being…
Doosan Škoda Power to modernise Loviisa turbines The Finnish company Fortum has awarded a contract to Doosan Škoda Power to…
New EU market reforms for clean and secure energy EU electricity and gas market reforms will lead to more stable energy…
Special European Council meeting on strengthening the EU’s competitiveness At the special European Council meeting in Brussels the EU leaders…
Carbon capture and storage will create new jobs in the UK Tens of thousands of new jobs will be created across the United Kingdom to…
The European Commission has removed an action plan for heat pumps from its…
Brazil to further develop renewable energy sources Brazil has joined an agreement backed by the European Union, U.S. and…
