Tag: energy policy

The bold Crete-Cyprus-Israel electric link project is currently grappling with substantial delays, casting doubt on its future. What was once ...

In a groundbreaking move, Bulgarian authorities have just awarded an impressive nearly 10 GWh of energy storage capacity in a ...

Exciting new research uncovers a striking gap between what the public thinks and what experts believe about Kazakhstan's energy transition. ...

Energy Secretary Chris Wright captivated the audience with his keynote address at the Three Seas Business Forum in Warsaw, Poland, ...

Latvia's government is taking a bold step back, encouraging wind energy developers to forge their own paths in the renewable ...

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced plans for potential retaliation following accusations of sabotage affecting Ukraine’s gas transit system. The ...

Ukraine's parliament has greenlit the purchase of reactor equipment from Bulgaria, a move aimed at bolstering the country's energy sector ...

In a strategic pivot towards artificial intelligence, Bulgaria has opted for Soviet-era reactor technologies, sidelining Ukraine. This decision underscores Bulgaria's ...

Belgium is moving closer to repealing its nuclear exit law, which mandates the shutdown of all nuclear plants by 2025. ...

Siting and technical feasibility studies for a new nuclear power plant in Slovenia are currently underway, as the country seeks ...

The IAEA commended Latvia's dedication to enhancing nuclear and radiation safety during a recent mission. The agency encouraged further advancements, ...

In a bold shift for Austria's energy future, OMV has revealed plans to shut down the nation’s entire public hydrogen ...