Europe

Wind Turbine
2022-03-17

Vestas Secures EnVentus Order in Portugal
Vestas has received a 42 MW order for several wind parks in Portugal.
Oil Price
2022-03-17

Oil Market Heads for ‘Biggest Supply Crisis in Decades’ with Russia’s Exports Set to Fall, IEA Says
Three million barrels per day of Russian oil output is at risk beginning in April as sanctions hit and buyers shun the nation’s exports, IEA said Wednesday.
LNG
2022-03-17

Biden Administration Approves More LNG Exports to Europe
The Biden administration said on Wednesday it had authorized additional exports of liquefied natural gas from two major facilities on the U.S. Gulf Coast.
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
2022-03-17

Hydrogen-Powered Train a Step Closer to Passenger Service in Germany
Hydrogen has a diverse range of applications and can be used in a wide range of industries, including transportation.
Crude Oil
2022-03-16

Brazil Assures US it will Increase Oil Production
The Brazilian government on Monday (Mar 14) assured the United States it will increase its oil production, a decision that could help ease concerns over global crude supply after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Crude Oil
2022-03-16

BP may Take $25 Billion Hit from Divestment from Russian Oil Company
BP expects to lose up to $25 billion, more than a fourth of its market capitalization, after divesting from its 19.75% stake in the Rosneft oil company in Russia over the country's invasion of Ukraine.
Ukraine
2022-03-16

Russia Could Destroy Nearly Half of Ukraine’s Renewables, Worth Nearly $6B
Almost half of Ukraine’s renewable energy facilities, which have a combined capacity of almost 4 gigawatts (GW) and worth of more than $5.6 billion, are in the firing line due to Russian aggression, according to the Ukrainian Association of Renewable Ener
Nuclear Power Plant
2022-03-16

Powering Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Is Still a Problem
It's in the same country as Chernobyl, but its difficulties post-Russian invasion recall another cautionary tale.
Crude Oil
2022-03-16

Norway’s Equinor Not Entering Any New Trades for Russian Oil
Following the beginning of the process to exit its projects in Russia, Norwegian state-owned oil and gas player Equinor has now also decided to stop trading in Russian oil and oil products.
Nuclear Fusion
2022-03-16

UK Company Claims ‘World-First’ For Spherical Tokamak
Plant could be commissioned in early 2030s
Nuclear waste
2022-03-16

UK Repatriates Australian Nuclear Waste
A consignment of intermediate-level radioactive waste has been safely returned to Australia from the Sellafield plant in the UK.
Natural Gas
2022-03-16

Greece to Launch New Gas Trading Hub on March 21
A new Greek natural gas trading platform will go live on March 21, enhancing interconnectivity and supply security in the region amid volatility on global markets.
Hydrogen Project
2022-03-16

EU Plunges into Green Hydrogen and Renewables Plans as it Sidesteps Russian Gas
Commission says the RePowerEU plan will achieve independence from Russian energy before 2030.
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
2022-03-16

Green Hydrogen Fuel to Become Competitive Due to War in Ukraine
Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) recently released a report titled “Ukraine War Makes Green Hydrogen Competitive”, examining the impact of the Russian invasion on renewable H2 and crude oil.
Nuclear Power Plant
2022-03-16

Finland’s Much-Delayed Nuclear Plant Starts Producing Power
The Olkiluoto 3 nuclear reactor, Finland’s first new nuclear plant in four decades, has recently started test production.

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Vestas Secures EnVentus Order in Portugal

Oil Market Heads for ‘Biggest Supply Crisis in Decades’ with Russia’s Exports Set to Fall, IEA Says

Biden Administration Approves More LNG Exports to Europe

Hydrogen-Powered Train a Step Closer to Passenger Service in Germany

Brazil Assures US it will Increase Oil Production

BP may Take $25 Billion Hit from Divestment from Russian Oil Company

Russia Could Destroy Nearly Half of Ukraine’s Renewables, Worth Nearly $6B

Powering Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Is Still a Problem

Norway’s Equinor Not Entering Any New Trades for Russian Oil

UK Company Claims ‘World-First’ For Spherical Tokamak

UK Repatriates Australian Nuclear Waste

Greece to Launch New Gas Trading Hub on March 21

EU Plunges into Green Hydrogen and Renewables Plans as it Sidesteps Russian Gas

Green Hydrogen Fuel to Become Competitive Due to War in Ukraine

Finland’s Much-Delayed Nuclear Plant Starts Producing Power

UK's Drax to buy Bluefield Solar Income Fund in $755 million deal

Indian renewable power firm Clean Max raises about $575 million

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Scottish Carbon Removers Secures £1 Million Investment to Expand Modular Carbon Capture Technology Applications

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