In order to meet emissions goals set by the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change, electricity must cover 60% or more of the European Union’s final energy consumption, according to
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The European Union adopted a decision on Thursday to impose binding obligations on Russia’s Gazprom that will address competition concerns. The announcement settles a seven-year antitrust dispute with the state-owned
UPS announced a partnership last week with UK technology company Arrive to deploy a fleet of 35 electric trucks in Paris and London. The first vehicles are expected to be
European Scientist interviews Philippe Charlez, who explained why nationalism is an obstacle to energy transition. European Scientist: You suggest that energy transition depends on a stable foundation on the
Confirmed through experiments, researchers have developed a way to generate electricity, through simple fluctuations in temperature, that may one day allow us to harness the simple movement of trees as
Europe’s streetlights are outdated. Replacing them could cut energy costs by up to 70% and save up to 2.1 billion euros in taxpayer money per year, according to Sharing Cities.
The European Commission announced on Monday that it has opened a comprehensive investigation to determine whether Romania’s public support provided to Complexul Energetic Hunedoara (CE Hunedoara), a state-owned electricity and
The Norwegian Parliament is preparing to decide whether to join the European Union’s energy union, but the decision has caused divisions among members of Parliament, Norway’s top opposition Labour Party
Tensions between Russia and Ukraine have raised concerns that gas supplies to Europe via pipelines in Ukraine could be affected by the dispute. On Friday, Russia’s Gazprom said it would
The European Commission has approved an Italian program to provide €4.7 billion in public support for advanced biomethane and biofuels. Under EU state aid rules, the Commission approved the Italian