Tag: energy policy

In a significant shift in energy procurement, the UK increased its oil imports from Azerbaijan by over sixfold in the ...

Latvia is set to launch its first public biomethane injection point, marking a significant step in renewable energy development. This ...

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is aiding Estonia in developing its legal framework for nuclear power. This support aims ...

President Ilham Aliyev emphasized the critical role of Azerbaijan and Georgia in ensuring Europe's energy security during a recent address. ...

A pivotal new north-south power line in Germany is slated for completion by mid-2027, as reported by Reuters. This infrastructure ...

Kazakhstan faces a significant reduction in oil export capacity following a Russian order amid ongoing tensions within OPEC+. The decision ...

A recent report has urged New Jersey's electric-grid operator to reform its project approval process, alleging delays that hinder vital ...

Kazakhstan and Chevron are joining forces to drive forward strategic energy projects that promise to fuel the nation’s economic growth. ...

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has revealed plans to build a second Russian nuclear power plant in Belarus. This exciting proposal ...

Austria, long dependent on Russian gas, is boldly transforming its energy future amid rising geopolitical tensions. The country is ramping ...

Spain’s bold move to close its nuclear plants sets a thrilling challenge for its renewable energy sector. As the country ...

Northern Ireland is gearing up for a legal battle over the contentious £300 million north-south power pylon project. Opponents warn ...