Some EU citizens cannot afford to sufficiently heat their homes In 2018, seven percent of European Union (EU) citizens said in an annual EU survey on income and living conditions (EU-SILC) coordinated by Eurostat that they could not afford to heat their home sufficiently. This share of population peaked in 2012 (11%), and has fallen continuously in subsequent…
Greece, Cyprus and Israel sign undersea gas pipeline deal After ten years of talks, Greece, Cyprus and Israel have agreed on the…
Three European nuclear reactors will be shut down at the end of 2019 On 20 December, the BKW’s Mühleberg nuclear power plant in Switzerland was…
Russia and Ukraine have agreeed on basic principles of gas transit Representatives of Russia and Ukraine met in Berlin last week for very…
Unit 5 at the Zaporozhe nuclear power plant loaded exclusively with Westinghouse fuel In Ukraine, there are 15 nuclear units in commercial operation at four…
European Commission approves Slovak state aid to Hornonitrianske bane Prievidza The European Commission has approved plans by the Slovak government to…
EU Parliament declares climate emergency On Thursday 28 November, European lawmakers declared an EU-wide climate…
Record growth of solar power in Poland 
