The EU may become dependent on Chinese batteries and fuel cells Reuters news agency has obtained a document stating that the European Union could become as dependent on China for lithium-ion batteries and fuel cells by 2030 as it was on Russia for energy before the war in Ukraine unless it takes strong measures. The document will be the basis of discussions on…
US government to invest $1.2 billion in carbon capture The US government will spend up to $1.2 billion to help build giant…
G20 countries fail to reach agreement on cutting fossil fuels The Group of 20 (G20) major economies failed to reach consensus in India on…
Slovakia’s industrial emissions dropped by 20% due to high energy prices Industrial emissions dropped by 20% in Slovakia in 2022, which can be…
CO2 emissions from energy production in the EU territory dropped slightly in 2022 Eurostat estimates that carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from fossil fuel…
Solar power investment expected to overtake oil for the first time This year, global investment in solar power is expected to overtake…
Talks to revise the Energy Taxation Directive advancing very slowly In 2003, the Council Directive 2003/96/EC was adopted, restructuring the…
