Energy Transition

Latvia, Estonia Need to Support Project for Construction of Nuclear Power Plant

Latvia, together with Estonia, must build its own nuclear power plant, Latvian Defense Minister Artis Pabriks tweeted. In the minister’s opinion, in the future Latvian energy should be based on three sources – wind, sun and nuclear power. According to Pabriks, the nuclear power plant should be built together with the Estonians, and specialists and …

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The German government is looking for additional ways to save gas and fill underground gas storage (PHG), at the expense of more active use of coal power plants

Romania to Resume Coal-Fired Power Generation

The Speaker of the Senate of Romania and leader of the National Liberal Party Florin Chitu said that Romania would reopen the energy complexes “Oltenia” and “Hunedoara” to resume electricity production from coal in the current energy crisis, local media reported. “The Prime Minister met yesterday with representatives of the Oltenia and Hunedoara energy complexes …

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EU Wants Member States to Switch from Russian Gas to Renewables

On the same day that reports surfaced of Russian soldiers hitting civilian targets in Ukraine, the European Commission launched a plan to defund Vladimir Putin’s administration through a major commercial relationship. More over 40% of the EU’s gas supply originate from Russia, with central and eastern member nations being the most reliant. Officials stated that …

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Serbia, EU Discuss Energy Security and Diversification

Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy of Serbia, Zorana Mihajlovic, and the head of the European Union Delegation to Serbia, Emanuele Giaufret, recently discussed energy security and gas diversification, local media reported. “This is a challenging time for all of us. We need to continue working to improve Serbia’s energy security, especially in the gas …

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Elon Musk Calls for More Nuclear Energy in Europe Amid Gas Crisis

Elon Musk has urged for an increase in Europe’s nuclear energy output, citing concerns about a gas scarcity as a result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. On Sunday evening, Musk tweeted that it is “extremely obvious” that Europe should reactivate dormant nuclear power reactors and increase the production of those that are active. “This is …

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Australian Billionaire Opens Southern Hemisphere’s Largest Renewable Energy Hub

Mining billionaire Andrew Forrest continues his commitment to turn Australia into a world-class green energy titan by announcing the construction of the largest solar, wind, and battery center in the Southern Hemisphere. Forrest-owned Squadron Energy Orders has been awarded contracts to immediately begin construction on the $2.2 billion Clarke Creek energy hub in northeast Queensland. …

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Investors urged the major oil and gas corporations to establish broad climate goals for 2030. They put pressure on the oil industry.

Despite Clean Energy Records in US in 2021, it Still Lags Far Behind Oil and Gas

Clean energy had a record-breaking year in the United States, but unless policies change dramatically, oil and gas will continue to dominate the US energy industry for the next three decades, according to two new energy reports issued these days, The Verge reports. According to the Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) annual energy outlook, the United …

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Despite moderate capacity expansion in recent years, Italian Enel Green Power managed to achieve a new renewable energy production record in 2021.

Uzbekistan Plans to Fully Transition to Renewables by 2050

By 2026, the volume of solar photovoltaic stations in Uzbekistan will increase up to 4,000 MW, wind power plants also up to 4,000 MW. Uzbekistan’s total capacity of hydroelectric power plants will reach 2,920 MW, the country’s energy ministry said, local media reported. Uzbek authorities have also developed a concept for the country’s energy transition. …

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