EU Green Deal

IEA is urging the Czech government to start making better use of the various low-carbon energy sources to drive a secure energy transition.

The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Hydrogen Europe have signed an agreement for consultancy services.

The Fit for 55 Package published yesterday, 14 July, has unsurprisingly yielded a mixed bag of reactions from European industry.

A new study by the USGS and Oklahoma State University focuses on how best to protect bird species from the impact of the growing wind industry.

The Fit for 55 roadmap of legislative changes has been proposed to put a greater price on carbon and a greater premium on decarbonisation.

The European Council has adopted a regulation establishing a €17.5 billion ($21.3 billion) fund which will contribute towards making the green transition fair and inclusive.

The European energy sector is poised for an industrial revolution "comparable to the jump we made when James Watt invented the steam engine".

PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna said it cannot agree to closing the Turów lignite mine, as it supplies electricity to 3.7 million of Polish households.

The scheme will develop a variety of renewable technologies, namely; onshore and offshore wind, wave power plants, hydroelectric power plants and solar PV.

In a world that is rapidly turning green, a traditionally dirty industry is making great strides to clean up its act and in fact, has a great deal to offer the world's energy transition in terms of skills, technology, and capital.