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12.07.2018 11:57Several deals announced between China and German automotive industry
A series of deals were announced last week which will help the German automotive industry to take a bigger share of the world’s largest automobile market – China, the New York Times reports. Chinas has been moving towards a higher amount12.07.2018 11:39Ryanair will cancel 10% of its flights today in Ireland
The low-cost airline Ryanair will cancel 10% of its scheduled flights for today in Ireland due to a strike from the pilots, according to a press release by the company. Sega reports. The routes affected are to destinations in Great Britain04.07.2018 10:06EU investigators approved the Belarusian under-construction nuclear power plant
The EU investigators concluded on Tuesday, that the under-construction nuclear power plant in Belarus complies with the EU’s ‘stress tests’, EURACTIV reports. However, the experts made several recommendations to the national regulator. The18.04.2018 13:32Eni may have a stake in a nuclear fusion project
Italian energy group Eni is considering increasing its investment in nuclear fusion, potentially doubling down on a technology considered so uncertain that Eni remains the only global oil company prepared to place a bet on it, Reuters cited. Eni12.04.2018 13:20Finland confirms no coal in 2029
Finland’s environment minister said on 10 April the country would ban the use of coal in energy generation in 2029. The Finnish government is also looking into a large-scale subsidy scheme that will reward energy firms for abandoning11.04.2018 15:48Cheap energy in Norway and Sweden for cryptocurrency miners
Cryptocurrency miners are moving in to Norway and Sweden to take advantage of cheap hydro-electric energy, Reuters cited. The two countries provide miners with low temperatures to power and cool their servers. Iceland has been Europe’s11.04.2018 13:17U.N. shipping agency to tackle growing CO2 emissions
There have been years of slow progress, but the strategy could fall well short of what is required to limit global warming. The shipping sector, along with aviation, avoided specific emissions cut targets in a global climate pact agreed at the end26.03.2018 12:47Britain stops a new coal mine project on climate grounds
Britain has rejected plans for a new open cast coal mine in northeastern England. According to the minister for local government the project could hinder Britain in its efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and curb climate change, Reuters14.03.2018 15:37The EC investigates the Romanian energy producer CE Hunedoara
The European Commission launched an investigation of the energy producer Complexul Energetic Hunedoara. The aim is to assess if the number of public support measures received by the energy producer are in line with EU rules on State aid to companies28.02.2018 11:11The Energy and Utilities Deals Mark an 8-year Peak
The deals in the energy and utilities business reached an 8-year peak in 2017 as a value – 200.2 billion USD, as well as in number – 516. This was announced by an Ernst & Young (EY) report. The deals in the transmission & distribution26.02.2018 10:01The Italian Bank Intesa May Finance Nord Stream 2
The Italian bank Intesa Sanpaolo is ready to participate in the financing of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, but needs clarity regarding the sanctions against Russia. This was announced by the Intesa manager for Russia Antonio Fallico for the news22.02.2018 18:10IEA: China Will Surpass USA as Largest Nuclear Nation after 2030
During the next 20 years China is going to increase more than three times its nuclear energy capacities and will thus surpass the USA as the largest producer of nuclear electricity in the world, according to the IEA’s projections, quoted by
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