Euroean Commission adopts EU Methane Strategy as part of European Green Deal Methane is the second biggest contributor to climate change after carbon dioxide. It is also a potent local air pollutant causing serious health problems. The European Commission has adopted an EU strategy to reduce methane emissions.
Wind and solar covered 10% of global electricity consumption in first half of 2020 Wind turbines and solar panels produced a record 10% of the world’s…
Fuel loading starts at first Belarusian nuclear power plant On 7 August, fuel loading began at VVER-1200-type unit 1 of the Belarusian…
Oil giants agree to cut their greenhouse gas emissions A group of the world’s top oil companies, including Aramco, BP, Chevron,…
New brochure of the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) programme The new brochure of the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) programme is…
Climate activists protest new Datteln 4 coal power plant in Germany On Saturday May 30, around 500 climate activists gathered outside the new…
New EU financing mechanism to support renewable energy projects EU Member States are committed to meeting national targets for the share of…
EU Parliament declares climate emergency 
