European Commission presents its eight nuclear illustrative programme PINC The European Commission’s latest nuclear illustrative programme (PINC) estimates that achieving EU Member States’ nuclear energy plans will require around €241 billion in investments by 2050. This funding will support both the extension of existing nuclear reactors’ lifespans and the construction of…
Environmental NGOs paid by the EU Commission allegedly targeted Germany A recent report by German media claims that the European Commission paid…
Sweden to provide state aid for new reactors Sweden’s parliament (the Riksdag) has approved a new law that provides…
The end of EU dependency on Russian energy The European Union (EU) has announced plans to end its dependency on…
Huawei continues to influence European energy laws despite ban Huawei, the Chinese electronics giant, continues to lobby in European…
The European Commission approved Belgian nuclear power plant lifetime extension financing plans The European Commission has approved Belgium's revised financing plans for…
Romanian energy minister proposes „Smart Deal“ Romanian Energy Minister Sebastian Burduja has announced plans to present a…
