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Around 22% of European and 31% of US gas plants run at loss
- Utilities risk losing billions as surging fuel prices compound problems facing gas industry, report says
New France-led 'nuclear alliance' in Europe could lead to conflict
- France, with largest nuclear capacity in Europe, is boosting investments in nuclear amid energy crunch on continent
Five EU countries urge action on soaring energy prices
- Countries point to need for European policy toolkit to coordinate national responses to immediately react to dramatic price surges
Denmark aims at €5 billion trade volume with Turkey by focusing on green energy
- During COVID-19 pandemic, more than 300 Danish companies operating in Turkey decided to keep business on track
Euro area inflation in September at 13-year high of 3.4%
- Energy shows highest annual increase with 17.4% last month, according to Eurostat
European gas prices up by 600%, coal by 265% driven by supply shortage
- Growing demand for gas and electricity as countries recover from COVID-19 drives prices to roof in global markets
Int. Energy Agency calls on Russia to step up gas exports to Europe
- European gas market could face further stress tests from unplanned outages and sharp cold spells, especially in late winter
Soaring fossil gas costs account for 86% of tripling UK electricity prices
- Electricity generation from existing UK fossil gas plants is three times more expensive than new onshore wind, data shows
Equinor to increase gas exports to support Europe
- Norwegian company increases gas exports by total of 2 billion cubic meters from Oct. 1 for next 12 months
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Trans Adriatic P/line transports first 5B cubic meters of gas to Europe
- TAP will avail of opportunities to deliver hydrogen to help reduce emissions in Europe, TAP managing director says
European gas prices soar amid supply concerns and rising consumption
- Combined with less Russian gas and lower storage, concerns over gas supply reflect on prices
People in advanced economies very concerned about personal impact of climate change
- There is minimal praise from societies on how US and China handle climate change, survey shows
Global pipeline of proposed coal plants shrink 76% since Paris Agreement
- Pre-construction pipeline of coal plants drops by 77% since 2015 among non-OECD countries excluding China, report reveals
14.09.2021
Coal
'Many G7 member countries polluting Earth'
- Floods across world show negative effects of climate change, says Turkish environment minister
Water-related hazards dominated disasters over 50 years: World weather body
- China, central Europe highlight weather, water-related hazards increasing in frequency due to climate change, says WMO
23.07.2021
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US, Germany reach agreement on controversial Nord Stream 2 pipeline
- Deal staves off US sanctions as Berlin agrees to extensive measures to assuage concerns
22.07.2021
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Scandinavian, American heatwaves and European rainfall sparking catastrophes, says global weather office
- World Meteorological Organization says Finland saw record June temps, American heat casued by ‘human-made climate change’
Germany says Iran nuclear talks are in 'decisive phase'
- ‘We have to wait to see if newly elected Iranian president will continue to support negotiations,’ foreign minister says
G7 economies could lose 'trillions' due to climate change inaction
- Oxfam calls on world's richest countries to cut carbon emissions ‘more quickly, steeply’
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Danish energy firms focus on Turkey as Covid-19 disrupts supply
- Two visits from Denmark to Turkey are planned in 2022 on wind energy, water, energy efficiency, Danish Consul General says
Germany invests €25 billion in Turkish energy sector, employing 15,000
- Trade volume and investment levels showcase German investors' trust in Turkish energy sector and economy, Donmez says
German-US relations in spotlight from US sanctions lift on Nord Stream 2
- Decision to waive sanctions is 'absolutely rational', says expert
Record renewable capacity gains in 2020 set to be 'new normal'
- Global renewable capacity expansion is expected to be around 270 gigawatts this year and 280 gigawatts in 2022, data shows
EU bias on Cyprus 'alarming': Turkish Cypriot leader
- On the occasion of Europe Day, President Ersin Tatar calls on EU to end its biased stance on Cyprus issue
Germany vows continued support for Nord Stream 2
- ‘We continue to believe that Nord Stream 2 makes sense in terms of energy policy,’ says country's foreign minister
European wind energy sector to excel for 5 more years
- Germany to have largest wind fleet with 75 GW, followed by UK with 42 GW by 2025
Equinor discovers oil, gas in Norwegian Sea
- Recoverable oil and gas resources correspond to between 19 and 26 million barrels of oil equivalent
Ukraine wants to double trade volume with Turkey
- 'We want to double' our $5.5B trade turnover with Turkey, says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky