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Wind power seen as crucial for energy independence in Finland

Finland's Strategic Move Towards Energy Independence and Renewable Power Amidst EU's Push for Fossil Fuel Reduction In a synchronized effort with the European Union's decision […]

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Shell Faces Lawsuit for Failing to Implement Paris Agreement-Aligned Strategy

Shell, a multinational energy company, is now facing a lawsuit for its failure to adopt a climate strategy that genuinely aligns with the goals of […]

EU Finance Ministers Reach Agreement on Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)

European Union (EU) Finance Ministers have reached a preliminary agreement on the implementation of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). However, certain aspects, such as […]

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EU Approves €2.9bn Spanish and €1.4bn Czech Schemes to Compensate for Indirect Emission Costs

EU competition regulators have granted authorization to a €2.9 billion Spanish and €1.4 billion Czech scheme designed to compensate companies that have faced increased electricity […]

Germany Accelerates Transition to 100% Renewable Electricity by 2035

Germany has intensified its commitment to meet its entire electricity demand through renewable sources by 2035, surpassing its previous target of phasing out fossil fuels […]

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Potential Increase in Coal-fired Power Generation and Implications for Imports in the EU

According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), there is an estimated potential for an additional 120 terawatt-hours per year (TWh/yr) of coal-fired power generation in […]

Germany Explores Options to Secure Energy Amid Ukraine Conflict

Amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the German government is actively exploring various measures to ensure the country's energy security and reduce dependence on Russia. […]

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Climate Fears on Back Burner as Fuel Costs Soar and Russia Crisis Deepens

Renewed emphasis on energy independence and national security is raising concerns that policymakers may backtrack on efforts to reduce the use of fossil fuels. The […]

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“Misleading” Polish billboards blame EU climate policy for electricity costs

Polish Utilities Blame EU Emissions Trading System for High Energy Prices Polish state-owned utilities have launched an advertising campaign that places blame on Brussels and […]

Frans Timmermans Urges Certification Plans for Carbon Removal to Achieve EU Net Zero Goal

Frans Timmermans, Vice President of the European Commission, is advocating for the implementation of certification plans to support the EU's target of achieving net zero […]

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Wind power seen as crucial for energy independence in Finland

Shell Faces Lawsuit for Failing to Implement Paris Agreement-Aligned Strategy

EU Finance Ministers Reach Agreement on Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)

EU Approves €2.9bn Spanish and €1.4bn Czech Schemes to Compensate for Indirect Emission Costs

Germany Accelerates Transition to 100% Renewable Electricity by 2035

Potential Increase in Coal-fired Power Generation and Implications for Imports in the EU

Germany Explores Options to Secure Energy Amid Ukraine Conflict

Climate Fears on Back Burner as Fuel Costs Soar and Russia Crisis Deepens

“Misleading” Polish billboards blame EU climate policy for electricity costs

Frans Timmermans Urges Certification Plans for Carbon Removal to Achieve EU Net Zero Goal

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