British Reporter — Net zero targets now cover two thirds of the global economy, according to a report today from Oxford Net Zero and the ECIU (Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit) – even though it was only a decade ago that Oxford
MoreBritish Reporter — For the first time, DES scientists can combine measurements of the distribution of matter, galaxies, and galaxy clusters to advance our understanding of dark energy.
MoreThe FINANCIAL — Tauron Polska Energia, one of the largest energy firms in Poland, is moving from fossil fuels to renewable sources of energy with the support of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). The EBRD has invested PLN 240 million (equivalent to
MoreThe FINANCIAL — The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, a leading institutional investor in Georgia allocated funds to develop new transmission network in Georgia. The project will be implemented by the JSC Georgian State Electrosystem. Energy Network Strengthening Project is very important for
MoreGas distribution company Tbilisi Energy is working to create an online platform where about half a million subscribers will be able to receive services that they until now have received by visiting Tbilisi Energy offices. Director of Tbilisi Energy Mamuka Kobakhidze says
MoreThe FINANCIAL – Oil prices are plunging again. Opec members wanted to bring next week’s Vienna meeting forward to late February, but Russia would not agree. The plunge in oil prices has clobbered energy stocks, which entered a bear market late last
MoreThe FINANCIAL - The EBRD is supporting energy security and reduced pollution in Ukraine by arranging a syndicated loan of €150 million loan for the construction of a 250 MW windfarm in the Kherson region of southern Ukraine.
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- On 16 December Equinor and its partners started production from the Aasta Hansteen gas field in the Norwegian Sea. Today, 17 December gas from the Aasta Hansteen field is available to the market for the first time and together
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- NIB and the Finnish energy company Teollisuuden Voima Oyj have signed a loan agreement of EUR 65 million financing safety system upgrades in two existing nuclear power plant units in Finland.
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