Politics for greater energy efficiency
The reopening of borders in China, the largest crude importer in the world, on Monday led to an increase in oil prices, which helped to offset concerns about a worldwide …
Oil increases as optimism about demand grows as China’s borders open Read More
Following the removal of COVID-19 limitations, China has been compelled to gradually resume importing Australian coal and to encourage domestic miners to increase their already record-breaking output. The most obvious …
China increases coal production and loosens Australia’s ban in order to improve energy security Read More
The energy crisis will force Germany to take on well over twice as much new debt in the following year as was previously expected, officials said, burdening it with unplanned …
Germany’s new debt projection for 2023 skyrockets under the strain of the energy crisis Read More
While the Covid-19 pandemic slowed worldwide economic growth, triggering financial and social crises that compounded the significant health risks, the slowdown also brought the environment into sharp attention. To hasten …
Accelerating the transition to a green economy Read More
Nearly two years after the launch of the European Green Deal, the Commission adopted its State of the Energy Union Reports for 2021, taking stock of the EU’s progress in …
Renewables replace fossil fuels as the EU’s primary energy source by 2021 Read More