Key decisions must be taken at EU and national levels next year to clean up Europe’s energy and transport sector.
11 December 2018
Spain and France are stamping out anticompetitive behaviour in wholesale gas markets, and other national regulators may soon follow.
6 December 2018Carbon emissions from advanced economies are set to rise in 2018 for the first time in five years, partly as a result of rising oil and gas use, according to the IEA.
5 December 2018
Europe’s ambition to be carbon-neutral by 2050 is being jeopardised by a lack of spending on climate-friendly technologies.
3 December 2018
Some European countries are forging ahead with nuclear power even as others are trying to move away from it.
27 November 2018
A Europe-wide level playing field on state aid rules after Brexit seems a prerequisite for a well-functioning internal energy market, but can it be achieved?
23 November 2018The IEA predicts Europe's gas demand may fall to 408 bcm in 2040, which is lower than its forecast last year.
21 November 2018
A ruling by the EU Court of Justice has cast doubt over the UK’s subsidy scheme for power plants.
19 November 2018
A vote for tighter CO2 emissions targets in Strasbourg could give gas a greater role in powering heavy-duty vehicles.
16 November 2018The share of LNG in Poland’s gas import portfolio is growing fast, and the trend is expected to continue.
14 November 2018
Poland’s third long-term LNG agreement with the US speaks volumes about both politics and energy security.
12 November 2018The share of gas-fired power in Spain's power mix fell in the first nine months of 2018 from a year earlier, while hydro gained market share.
7 November 2018
EU cash has helped gas projects get off the ground in Central Europe, but more collaboration is needed to increase interconnectivity and trade in the region.
6 November 2018
Prices for carbon allowances have tumbled further as a result of Brexit risks and weak economic data from the eurozone.
1 November 2018Power produced from gas and coal fell on an annual basis in Q2 2018, while renewable energy increased its share of the mix.
31 October 2018
The European Investment Bank will continue to lend to gas infrastructure projects even though it is increasing its financing for renewables.
29 October 2018
The European Court of Auditors has concluded that more funding is needed to get carbon-capture technologies off the ground, but cash alone will not do the job.
25 October 2018Europe imported more gas from Russia in Q2 2018 on an annual basis, despite lower consumption overall.
24 October 2018
Europe’s energy industry is calling on Brexit negotiators to urgently safeguard common interests in gas and power markets before the UK leaves the EU in March 2019.
18 October 2018European gas stock levels are slightly lower than they were at this point last year after several months of storage injections.
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