Macron: France can’t rely either on renewables or on nuclear power alone
President Emmanuel Macron inaugurated France's first offshore wind park and promised to speed up renewable energy and nuclear power projects
Governments should subsidize energy savings, not gas, electricity prices – analysis
The analysis Why Gas Price Cap and Consumer Subsidies Are Both Extremely Costly and Ultimately Futile was prepared by CEPS
NGOs start legal action against EU over including gas in green taxonomy
The European Commission has up to 22 weeks to reply, and if it refuses, the NGOs will be able to turn to the Court of Justice of the EU
Trina Solar delivers 379MW Vertex bifacial modules for project in Extremadura, Spain
Trina Solar Co., a PV and smart energy total solution provider announced a sizable sale of solar panels to a major European developer of sustainable energy solutions. The 588,000 Vertex DEG21C.20 bifacial solar modules are destined for a 379 MW plant located close to Alcántara in Extremadura, Spain. The Trina Solar Vertex DEG21C.20 bifacial solar […]
European Parliament votes to raise renewables 2030 target to 45%
Lawmakers backed the revisions of the Renewable Energy Directive and Energy Efficiency Directive (EED) to match the REPowerEU plan
Greece and North Macedonia to cooperate on fossil fuel supply
The two prime ministers agreed that Greece would continue to supply North Macedonia with fossil fuels and discussed joint investments
EU to cap revenue for electricity producers at EUR 180 per MWh
Ursula von der Leyen presented measures to bring down power prices including and decouple the dominant influence of gas in the sector
UNECE Renewable Energy Status Report – green energy is way out of climate change woes
Renewable energy and energy savings are key solutions for mitigating climate change, REN21 and UNECE said ahead of the release of their report
