Tag: energy policy

Kazakhstan and Chevron are in talks to advance strategic energy projects aimed at boosting the nation’s economic growth. These discussions ...

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has expressed interest in constructing a second Russian nuclear power plant in Belarus. This proposal comes ...

Austria, historically reliant on Russian gas, is taking significant steps to reduce its dependency amid geopolitical tensions. The nation is ...

Spain's decision to shut down its nuclear plants poses a significant test for its renewable energy sector. As the nation ...

Northern Ireland is set to face a legal challenge over a controversial £300 million north-south power pylon project. Critics argue ...

Fears of renewed tensions between Greece and Turkey have surfaced following plans for an electricity link to Cyprus. Stakeholders are ...

Finland has achieved a remarkable energy milestone by replacing its coal power generation with wind energy in under a decade. ...

Kazakhstan has dismissed its energy minister amid escalating tensions with OPEC+ and international oil companies. The move signals a shift ...

As discussions intensify around sustainable energy, hydropower plants on the Sava River emerge as a pivotal topic. Advocates argue they ...

Switzerland's energy sector faces critical challenges, prompting the need for an open energy policy. A recent forum, NucNet, advocates for ...

Moldova is seeking to diversify its energy supplies by turning to Turkmenistan, aiming to reduce dependency on traditional sources. This ...

US sanctions targeting Serbia’s oil imports aim to curb activities linked to Russia, significantly impacting the Balkan nation’s energy supply. ...