New Finnish hydrogen production plant The Flexens company plans to build a new 300-megawatt hydrogen production plant in the Finnish port town of Kokkola. The €500 million plant is to be completed by 2027. Kokkola is a city on Finland’s west coast with large chemical plants and wind energy farms in the neighbourhood.
A commercial fusion reactor might be built in Canada before 2030 Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) will cooperate with a private company…
According to their Prime Minister, Ukraine has enough gas for winter On Friday 4 November, the Prime Minister of Ukraine, Denys Shmyhal, said…
Many countries plan to increase the use of nuclear power in a response to energy crisis The International Energy Agency (IEA) forecasts nuclear generation more…
First hydrogen shipment from UAE arrives in Germany Earlier this year, German Economy Minister Robert Habeck visited the…
Commission approves €10 billion Polish state aid for energy-intensive companies Under EU State aid rules, the European Commission has approved a Polish…
German companies look at moving production abroad as energy prices rocket The German government set out its 200 billion euro energy relief package in…
