German Constitutional Court rules in favour of Vattenfall The German Federal Constitutional Court has ruled in favour of Vattenfall in its case against the German government relating to the nuclear power plants Brunsbüttel, Krümmel and Mülheim-Kärlich. The court ruled that Germany must completely rework its system of financial compensation for energy firms…
USA formally withdraws from the Paris Climate Agreement Under article 28 of the Paris Agreement, a Party may withdraw at any time…
Canada rejoins ITER fusion reactor project Canada was an important member of the ITER Organization in the early years.…
Poland has imposed an enormous fine on Gazprom over the Nord Stream 2 pipeline Poland's anti-trust regulator UOKiK has ordered Russian energy giant…
More Norwegian oil workers go on strike, 8% of output at risk The conflict between workers on oil platforms offshore from Norway and…
French companies and academic institutions will create digital clones of all reactors in France On 14 September, the four-year PSPC project (le Projet Structurant Pour la…
European Green Deal financing mechanism The European Commission has published the rules for a new EU Renewable…
Oil cartel OPEC turns 60 
