EU opens door for putting low-carbon label on hydrogen produced from nuclear power
The European Commission has unveiled a set of rules that could allow for hydrogen produced from nuclear energy to be considered green
Bojan Kumer to set up new energy ministry, expects EUR 1 billion in investments in renewables
Bojan Kumer, currently the infrastructure minister, announced the investments during the presentation of his agenda
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With Russia's attack on Ukraine, the energy crisis took over from the coronavirus pandemic as topic number one this year
Romania rolls out windfall profit tax for fossil fuel sector
Romania introduced a 60% tax on excess profits for companies that are operating in the areas of oil, gas and coal
IEA: Global energy crisis is driving surge in heat pumps
Sales of heat pumps will soar to record levels in the coming years as the energy crisis accelerated their deployment
Ember: Turkey can halve dependence on imported fossil fuels in power generation by 2030
Ember prepared a study to summarize various electricity transition pathways towards 2030 under the guidance of recently conducted modeling studies
Hellenic Petroleum becomes HELLENiQ Energy to move into sustainability era
Hellenic Petroleum changed its name to HELLENiQ Energy, saying it wants to leave behind a legacy structure and clear the way for renewables
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