The Carbon Column – A final thought
This is my final column, a time to reflect on the need for large scale change following the…
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Enel boss says ‘it will take years’ to stabilise energy prices
But renewables is the only way to speed this process up, he claims
EU to deliver additional energy equipment to Ukraine
More than 40% of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, including transmission lines, power stations…
UK releases first tranche of £10m support to help restore Ukraine’s energy system
It follows Russia's widespread missile and drone strikes, which have particularly targeted…
UK sanctions four Russian steel and petrochemical tycoons
They include oligarchs Alexander Abramov and Alexander Frolov, who are known to be business…
IEA: Europe must act now to avoid gas shortage next year
It warns the region could face a gap of as much as 30bn cubic metres of natural gas during the…
Denmark’s €3.4bn scheme to support energy-intensive firms granted EU approval
The subsidised loan scheme will provide a payment deferral of the bills for electricity, gas…
EU to help Ukraine rebuild energy infrastructure after Russian attacks
The energy infrastructure in Ukraine has been targeted by Russia over the past weeks and months…
Norwegian energy giant Equinor completes Russia exit
It has exited from four joint ventures with state-owned Rosneft as well as the Kharyaga…
UK calls on Russia to give nuclear facilities back to Ukraine
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant is still currently under Russian control
