German parliament approves climate protection law The German Bundestag (the lower house of parliament) has approved a major climate protection package. According to environment minister Svenja Schulze, the package plugs a major gap in Germany’s legislative framework. Through the package, the Bundestag compels ministries to take additional steps to…
IAEA assesses climate change effects on the energy sector A new publication called Adapting the Energy Sector to Climate Change…
Denmark aproves Nord Stream 2 pipeline construction in its territorial waters Denmark's Energy Agency has approved Nord Stream 2 pipeline construction in…
79 percent of EU coal plants are unprofitable A report by the Carbon Tracker Initiative (CTI) has revealed that four out…
Poland to import a record amount of electricity this year Poland exported more electricity than it imported until 2014. Since then,…
The US begins first commercial testing of silicide nuclear fuel Through its Enhanced Accident Tolerant Fuel programme, the US Department of…
Wind energy development stalls in Germany According to the German government’s plan, renewable energy is supposed to…
