Denmark to construct artificial island in the North Sea as a clean energy hub Danish government approved plans to construct an artificial island in the North Sea. It will become a clean energy hub. The island will supply both clean power to the electricity grid and hydrogen for use in shipping, aviation and industry. It will be the largest construction project in Danish…
Visualisation of energy prices in the EU Eurostat (European Statistical Office) has updated a web tool which…
Great Britain will need new nuclear power plants In its new report, the Centre for Policy Studies (CPS) think tank says the…
Siemens companies develop a wind turbine that produces hydrogen Siemens Gamesa and Siemens Energy are developing a commercial offshore wind…
Germany, France and UK press Iran over uranium enrichment On January 4, in the subterranean nuclear facility of Fordo, Iran began…
Russian annual oil output declined to its lowest level since 2011 Oil production in Russia declined last year to its lowest level since 2011…
Saudi Aramco is interested in buying a stake in a refinery in Gdansk The Polish company PKN Orlen plans to take over the energy company Lotos.…
