archiverenewable energy

Net zero is a legal obligation. The international pressure, moreover, makes repudiation all but impossible. Britain would be a pariah...

The European Union (EU) has announced that its carbon emissions significantly declined in the final fiscal quarter of 2022, even...

Following the publication of the 2022 CEF Energy call for preparatory studies for cross-border renewable energy (CB RES) projects, opened for...

The island's governor threatened to stop approving new solar plants until Sicily receives some special benefits. When Salvatore Cerrito heard...

Next, oil traders are awaiting the release of official inventory data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration scheduled for 10:30...

Britain has made significant progress in cutting emissions from its electricity system, with wind turbines now producing roughly a quarter...

On the basis of Member States’ expression of interest and binding commitments, CINEA has opened the first-ever cross-border tender for renewables...

Europe’s future lies in going green. More precisely, in green hydrogen. This low-carbon, sustainable fuel can decarbonize transport and industry,...

After almost two years of big energy bills dropping onto European doorsteps, the EU has proposed changes to its electricity...

Editor’s Note: Jake Cline is a writer and editor in Miami whose work has appeared in The Washington Post, The...