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CM Yogi Adityanath experienced a high-speed Maglev train ride in Japan as part of his visit, showcasing advanced train technology and green energy initiatives.

The debate over the future of gas heating is reigniting as the coalition between Union and SPD outlines plans for integrating green gases into heating systems in Germany.

Elering has submitted a request to the Estonian government to initiate special planning for the construction of a hydrogen pipeline from Finland through Estonia to Germany.

The global ship orderbook reveals that fossil fuels continue to dominate shipping, with around 93%-97% of new vessels still set to rely on oil or LNG.

The event focuses on the challenges and future of wind energy development in Latvia, highlighting a study on public attitudes and a panel discussion.

Germany's ruling conservatives and social democrats announced the cancellation of a controversial heating law aimed at improving energy efficiency in buildings.

Ethiopia has initiated the construction of its first large-scale coal plant, aiming to produce over 1.2 million tons of coal annually, despite this conflicting with the country's green energy ambitions.

Argentine readers express their concerns over political unrest, historical memories of violence, and future energy solutions.

The Greens in Bavaria are demanding a report from Minister Hubert Aiwanger regarding the record low levels of gas storage in the region, calling for transparency and a strategy for improving energy supply security.

The article discusses the financial challenges faced by businesses in Kenya as they transition to sustainability amid high costs.

Poland's government has launched an initiative to map areas suitable for renewable energy implementation, aiming to enhance investment and reduce costs; however, distribution network blockages may undermine these objectives.

Madrid is set to transform a neglected lot on Paseo de la Castellana into the largest public electric vehicle charging station within the M-30, featuring 19 ultra-fast charging points powered entirely by renewable energy.

The Czech Deputy Prime Minister announced that this year, four billion crowns will be allocated for subsidies under the New Green Savings program, with the potential for more funding.

Geoscience Australia is exploring the Adavale Basin as a potential site for underground hydrogen gas storage, aiming to address green energy storage challenges in Australia.

The article discusses how Europe's transition to green energy needs to focus on energy security, especially in light of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright criticized European leaders for their unrealistic climate policies in a speech in Paris, warning that abandoning the green agenda is crucial to avoid economic difficulties.

Slovakia's pumped storage plants recorded their highest operational level in 20 years due to the rise of green energy sources.

The article discusses the challenges of renewable energy reliance during periods of low sunlight and wind, highlighting a cold gathering in the countryside near Viborg.

Adani Group announced a massive investment of around $100 billion to establish a network of AI-ready 5GW data centers in India over the next decade.

Slovak opponents of wind turbines are lobbying Czech politicians against proposed renewable energy zones.

Italy's government has approved a new decree aimed at providing financial support to vulnerable families by offering an additional discount on electricity bills.

Italy has approved a package worth approximately 3 billion euros aimed at reducing wholesale energy prices to protect household purchasing power and support business competitiveness.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres emphasizes the importance of renewable energy in the face of Donald Trump's threats to withdraw from the International Energy Agency.

Household energy bills in Great Britain are projected to decrease by approximately £117 annually starting in April due to changes in government subsidies for green energy.

The article discusses the financial benefits of the Green Savings program in Czechia and the current uncertainties surrounding its future.

A recent study reveals that as jobs in traditional manufacturing decline, new 'future jobs' in climate response industries like renewable energy are projected to increase annually by 3.6%.

The White House critiques California Governor Gavin Newsom's climate partnership with the UK, labeling it as a failed 'green energy scam.'

South Africa is exploring the repurposing of its coal mines and power stations for green energy and agricultural use as it transitions away from coal.

Donald Trump criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom over a new green energy deal with the UK, calling him a 'loser' and questioning the appropriateness of the agreement.

The Czech Ombudsman is urging Prime Minister Babiš to maintain the New Green Savings program that has provided significant assistance to citizens with their energy costs.

The city of São José dos Campos continues its investment in public lighting modernization by expanding ornamental LED lighting in green spaces and public squares.

Inner Mongolia is beginning construction on two 'flexible' power plants that will integrate coal with renewable energy sources to enhance power generation for eastern China.

The article critiques Trump's decision to revoke the scientific basis for regulating greenhouse gas emissions, arguing it will empower polluters and negatively impact global climate efforts.

Tony Blair's thinktank claims that Ed Miliband's green energy policies are increasing energy prices in the UK.

Germany's government plans to import renewable energy from Morocco through the Sila Atlantik project, which involves underwater high-voltage cables.

China is transitioning towards a unified national power market to enhance energy security and promote green energy expansion.

Germany's unusually cold winter has heightened fears about the country's gas reserves, with current stock levels dropping significantly.

A German proposal suggests renewable energy producers should take on more costs associated with electricity grid overload, which critics argue undermines the transition to sustainable energy.

Ebba Busch defends the government's management of skyrocketing electricity prices, claiming that prices have halved since her tenure began, while emphasizing the need for nuclear energy to address Sweden's reliance on wind power.

The Green and Farmers' Union (ZZS) in Latvia is urging the government to provide targeted support to households facing significantly higher heating and electricity costs this winter.

The UK government has supported the largest onshore windfarm in a decade as part of 190 energy projects aimed at creating a virtually zero carbon power grid by 2030.

BP's profits dropped by 86% last year due to low oil prices and significant write-offs related to the green transition.

The article discusses Libya's potential role as a key gas supplier for Europe amidst the ongoing energy crisis following the Russian-Ukrainian war.

The UK government has announced a pledge of up to £1 billion for community green energy schemes to enhance local energy ownership and reduce skepticism towards renewable projects.

A US startup is testing a groundbreaking method in Canada to produce hydrogen at a fraction of the current cost, which, if successful, could transform the hydrogen market.

Germany's gas storage levels have dropped below 30%, prompting the Green Party to demand a special session of the Bundestag's Committee on Economics and Energy featuring Minister Katherina Reiche.

The article discusses the growing political discourse surrounding green hydrogen as a solution for decarbonizing industry and transport, while stressing the need for a more nuanced understanding of its environmental implications.

The German Green Party is pressing for an emergency session of the Bundestag due to low gas storage levels, criticizing Minister Katharina Reiche's handling of the situation.

The Czech government plans to revisit the New Green Savings program, which has successfully helped reduce living costs for citizens according to Babiš.

The European Union faces a serious lack of geological knowledge about its mineral wealth, jeopardizing its green transition and energy independence goals.