Denmark shuts its penultimate coal plant as UK is set to complete its exit
Denmark has only one coal power plant left now as Ørsted closed its last one. The only coal plant in the United Kingdom is ending operations.
Unicorn is easing digitalization, electricity market entry for new players
TSOs need tools to exchange data with lower-level market segments down to individual devices. Unicorn Systems' software helps integrate all market players, CCO Jan Konrád says.
One of Europe’s largest green hydrogen industrial clusters to be built in Sweden
The industrial cluster would tap on wind power to produce green hydrogen and then use it to make carbon-neutral fertilizer
EU’s mining waste rules not fit for new critical raw materials mines
The European NGO Transport & Environment commissioned a legal analysis of the 2006 EU Extractive Waste Directive (EWD)
German carmakers call for more ambitious targets to boost renewable fuels
With renewable fuels, the existing stock of vehicles with combustion engines can be operated in a largely climate-neutral manner, says VDA
Schletter Group expanding in SEE region, strengthened by takeover from Enstall
Enstall is acquiring Germany-based solar mounting systems provider Schletter Group, which is spreading its operations in South East Europe
Question isn’t whether lithium in Serbia will be mined or not, but who will do it – Brantner
In an interview, Franziska Brantner said lithium is among raw materials necessary for climate action
Turkey promoting its alternative to Greece-Cyprus power cable
Last month Turkish warships chased away a vessel scanning the route for the Greece-Cyprus section of the Great Sea Interconnector