Policy

Coal Trade
Germany Passes 2038 Coal Exit Law with Compensation
Germany has passed legislation to end coal-fired power generation by 2038 at the latest and agreed on a shutdown schedule for individual lignite power plants.
Nuclear Power Plant
NEA: Reduce Costs of Nuclear Power to Achieve Clean Energy Goals
It is time for action if countries around the world are to meet their decarbonisation and energy security policy goals.
Power Construction
Srpska Adopts New Law on Electricity in Line with EU's Third Energy Package
The National Assembly of the Republic of Srpska has adopted a new law on electricity.
2020 Wuhan Int' l Environmental Protection Industry Expo (WEPE 2020)
Environmental protection, as a policy-driven industry, is a new growth point of the national economy, a strategic emerging industry that builds a win-win situat…
Electric Vehicle Charging
Austria Boosts EV and Charge Point Subsidies
The Austrian government is increasing purchase premiums and subsidies for charging infrastructure for zero-emission and plug-in hybrid vehicles from 1 July.
India: Amendments to the Electricity Act Should Have Consent of States
Amending the Central Electricity Act 2003 is an attempt by the government to change the course of policy direction and its implementation in the power sector.
Clean emission
EU Urged to Increase Climate Policy 'Consistency'
The European Commission's green-deal package of measures designed to put the EU on a pathway towards achieving climate neutrality by 2050.
Irish Green Leader Appointed Energy Minister
Green Party leader Eamon Ryan has been appointed Energy Minister in the newly-formed Irish coalition government.
Energy Investment
World Bank to Support Nepal's Energy Sector with $100m Credit
The World Bank has agreed to support energy sector reform in Nepal by giving the country's government a $100m development policy credit.
Africa Energy
Algerian Government to Establish National Energy Council
Algeria will soon take a new step forward in the energy industry.
Crude Oil
Equatorial Guinea Adopts New Petroleum Regulation
Equatorial Guinea’s Ministry of Mines and Hydrocarbons has announced the adoption of the new Regulation of Petroleum Operations Regulation.
Crude Oil
Suriname Awaits New President, New Oil Policy
Suriname's president Desi Bouterse has conceded defeat in the emerging oil producer's 25 May parliamentary elections, two days after the country's electoral cou…
Biobattery
UK's Environmental Groups Urge Policymakers to End Biomass Subsidies
Environmental advocacy groups in the UK have launched a campaign to end government biomass subsidies.
Nuclear Policy
IAEA Calls on Iran to Meet Safeguards Obligations
The Board of the International Atomic Energy Agency has called on Iran to cooperate fully with the agency.
EV Market
Greece Introduces Subsidies for Electric Vehicles of EUR 100 Million
The Greek government has secured EUR 100 million for subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles.

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Policy

Germany Passes 2038 Coal Exit Law with Compensation

NEA: Reduce Costs of Nuclear Power to Achieve Clean Energy Goals

Srpska Adopts New Law on Electricity in Line with EU's Third Energy Package

2020 Wuhan Int' l Environmental Protection Industry Expo (WEPE 2020)

Austria Boosts EV and Charge Point Subsidies

India: Amendments to the Electricity Act Should Have Consent of States

EU Urged to Increase Climate Policy 'Consistency'

Irish Green Leader Appointed Energy Minister

World Bank to Support Nepal's Energy Sector with $100m Credit

Algerian Government to Establish National Energy Council

Equatorial Guinea Adopts New Petroleum Regulation

Suriname Awaits New President, New Oil Policy

UK's Environmental Groups Urge Policymakers to End Biomass Subsidies

IAEA Calls on Iran to Meet Safeguards Obligations

Greece Introduces Subsidies for Electric Vehicles of EUR 100 Million