EU fighting energy sector methane emissions On 10 April, the European Parliament adopted, by a large majority (530 votes in favour and 63 against), a pioneering new law to reduce methane emissions in the energy sector. In order to enter into EU law, the text needs to be signed off by national ministers.
German government agrees financing mechanism for hydrogen network Many countries have decided to bet on hydrogen, which can be used to…
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…
Record new wind farms built in the EU last year The installed capacity of wind farms increased by record 17 gigawatts in…
The European Commission has removed an action plan for heat pumps from its…
EU countries reinstate nuclear as strategic low-carbon technology In March, the European Commission presented its proposal for a Net-Zero…
Brazil to further develop renewable energy sources Brazil has joined an agreement backed by the European Union, U.S. and…
