USA invests in energy and transport infrastructure in Central and Eastern Europe The US company DFC (Development Finance Corporation) has announced that it will invest €280 million in infrastructure in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Support for energy and transport projects is intended to protect the region from Russian and Chinese influence. The investments will…
American university study examines feasibility of coal-to-nuclear conversion A study by the University of Michigan examines the feasibility of…
Declining market share of the biggest energy company in individual EU states In many EU countries, according to Eurostat, the market share of the…
Extra gas exports approved by the Israeli government The Israeli government has approved to more than double natural gas exports…
ITER's new commissioning schedule The ITER commissioning schedule has been revised to begin operation with…
The Hungarian presidency’s plans for energy Hungary took over the presidency of the Council of the European Union for…
Germany gets informal EU approval to support gas-fired power plants Germany has won informal approval from the European Union to provide…
