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Nuclear Reactor
2022-02-24

France Counting on Nuclear Power to Help Replace Natural Gas, Other Fossil Fuels
France plans to build at least six nuclear reactors, and possibly another eight, under the latest national low carbon strategy unveiled by President Emmanuel Macron earlier this month.
Nuclear Reactor
2022-02-24

US and Russian Physicians Warn War in Ukraine Risks Global Nuclear 'Catastrophe'
A renowned organization comprised of U.S. and Russian physicians warned late Tuesday that a military conflict involving the two powers in Ukraine risks a nuclear "catastrophe" that could have horrific effects on all of Europe—and potentially the entire pl
United Kingdom
2022-02-24

Partnership to Explore Geothermal Heating and Lithium Extraction in UK
Cornish Lithium and IGas Energy have agreed to jointly evaluate potential sites for geothermal heating and lithium extraction in the UK.
Oil Price
2022-02-24

Japan, Australia Monitoring Oil Market for Impact from Ukraine Conflict
Japan and Australia said on Thursday they were closely watching oil prices for any impact from hostilities in Ukraine, with Australia saying it was prepared to tap its oil stockpile held in the United States if global supplies are hit.
United Kingdom
2022-02-24

UK Advisers Urge Tougher Climate Tests on New Oil and Gas Projects
Ending new UK oil and gas production is credible and would send a clear signal to the world that the country is serious about meeting global temperature goals, according to the UK government’s climate advisers.
Natural Gas
2022-02-24

The US and Germany Have Now Both Targeted Nord Stream 2 to Punish Russia. Here's Why the Pipeline Is So Important
In the wake of Germany suspending the Nord Stream 2 project, the United States has now imposed sanctions on the company in charge of the natural gas pipeline.
Oil Price
2022-02-24

Stocks Dive, Oil Surges as Russia Invades Ukraine
Global stocks and U.S. bond yields dived on Thursday, while the dollar, gold and oil prices rocketed higher as Russian troops landed in Ukrainian cities on the Black Sea and Ukraine said Moscow had launched a full-scale invasion.
Oil & Gas Supply
2022-02-24

Greece Lines up Additional Gas Supplies as Ukraine Tensions Rise
Greece has lined up additional supplies of pipeline gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) should existing plans be disrupted by the Ukraine crisis, a government spokesperson said on Wednesday.
Natural Gas
2022-02-24

Serbia to Sign Long-Term Gas Contract with Russia
Belgrade, Feb 23 (Prensa Latina) Serbiagaz CEO Dusan Bajatovic said that his country plans to start negotiations with Russia's Gazprom on a new 10-year gas contract.
Natural Gas
2022-02-24

Russia Sanctions Could Cause Sudden Spike in Gas Prices
Experts say gas prices could spike by as much as $1 by next week. If the conflict overseas drags out, prices could spike to $5 per gallon.
Oil Price
2022-02-24

Oil Rises as Ukraine Issues State of Emergency, Suffers Cyber Attacks
Oil prices reversed earlier losses on Wednesday, rising on reports that Ukraine’s government, foreign ministry and state security service were affected by a cyberattack.
Geothermal Power Plant
2022-02-24

Enel Green Power Performs Upgrade on World’s Oldest Geothermal Plant
Enel Green Power has upgraded its 60MW geothermal plant in Farinello, Tuscany, said to be the oldest geothermal complex in the world.
Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle
2022-02-24

Sweden’s ‘First’ Hydrogen Truck to soon Hit Roads
Swedish transport group MaserFrakt will bring what it says will be Sweden’s first hydrogen-powered heavy-duty truck into commercial operation across the country – and yesterday (Feb 23) it placed the all-important order with Hyzon Motors.
Hydrogen Technology
2022-02-24

Smart Hydrogen Hybrid Heating System Successfully Trialled in the UK
An all-new smart hydrogen hybrid heating system has completed successful trials in Pembrokeshire, UK, marking a key milestone for the future decarbonisation of domestic heating.
Nuclear Power Plant
2022-02-24

Putin’s Ukraine Move Puts a Northern Finland Nuclear Plant Project in Jeopardy
Although construction work at the site of the proposed new nuclear power plant in Pyhäjoki in northern Finland is in full swing, developments in Ukraine could bring the project to a halt.

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France Counting on Nuclear Power to Help Replace Natural Gas, Other Fossil Fuels

US and Russian Physicians Warn War in Ukraine Risks Global Nuclear 'Catastrophe'

Partnership to Explore Geothermal Heating and Lithium Extraction in UK

Japan, Australia Monitoring Oil Market for Impact from Ukraine Conflict

UK Advisers Urge Tougher Climate Tests on New Oil and Gas Projects

The US and Germany Have Now Both Targeted Nord Stream 2 to Punish Russia. Here's Why the Pipeline Is So Important

Stocks Dive, Oil Surges as Russia Invades Ukraine

Greece Lines up Additional Gas Supplies as Ukraine Tensions Rise

Serbia to Sign Long-Term Gas Contract with Russia

Russia Sanctions Could Cause Sudden Spike in Gas Prices

Oil Rises as Ukraine Issues State of Emergency, Suffers Cyber Attacks

Enel Green Power Performs Upgrade on World’s Oldest Geothermal Plant

Sweden’s ‘First’ Hydrogen Truck to soon Hit Roads

Smart Hydrogen Hybrid Heating System Successfully Trialled in the UK

Putin’s Ukraine Move Puts a Northern Finland Nuclear Plant Project in Jeopardy

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

Serbia Launches Carbon Credit Trading Platform in Response to EU CBAM Mechanism

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