Taiwan drought could threaten global supply of computer chips Changing weather patterns have led to a serious lack of rainfall in Taiwan. The worst drought in the country's history presents potential problems for heavily water-reliant microchip manufacturers. The Taiwanese government has recently proposed further water-saving measures.
NuScale signs MoU on floating SMR power station NuScale Power has signed a second Memorandum of Understanding with Canadian…
CO2 emissions from energy use decreased in the EU in 2020 Eurostat, the statistics reporting department of the EU, estimates that in…
Poland agrees to phase out coal by 2049 The Polish government and unions have signed an agreement with the coal…
Saudi Arabia plans comprehensive energy reforms Saudi Arabia embarked on an ambitious reforms programme in recent years to…
EU carbon market emissions fell 13.3% in 2020 Greenhouse gas emissions regulated under Europe's carbon market fell by 13.…
The European Commission approves modified German support scheme for offshore wind energy The European Commission has approved an updated German support scheme to…
