EU lawmakers agree on taking of EUR 20 billion from the carbon market Various political groups in the European Parliament have agreed to take the equivalent of €20 billion from the EU carbon market in advance in a bid to finance the move away from Russian fossil fuels and lower consumer energy bills. Extra CO2 emission allowances will be released on the carbon market…
According to IEA, global electricity demand growth slowing sharply According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), global demand growth…
CO2 emissions from energy generation increased by more than 6% in 2021 In 2021, when most of the COVID-19 containment measures were lifted by the…
The European Commission presents new Green Deal proposals The European Commission has recently presented a package of European Green…
Support for nuclear energy rises in the Czech Republic in energy crisis During the last six months, support for nuclear energy jumped in the Czech…
Biden orders the US federal government to become carbon neutral by 2050 US President Joe Biden has signed an executive order mandating that the US…
GE Hitachi Nuclear to build a small modular reactor in Canada GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy will build a small modular nuclear reactor (SMR)…
