Chinese stocks shake laggard image amid oil shock as green transition pays off
Chinese stocks show resilience during recent oil market turmoil, bolstered by the country's investment in renewable energy.
Ptak-Iglewska: Who Will Bear 24% Inflation? Who Can Afford to Say 'Renewables-Whatever'
The article discusses the rising costs of fuel and food in Poland and how these inflationary pressures are impacting the economy and households.
The advance of renewables protects Spain against rising electricity prices due to war
A recent Ember report highlights how Spain's investment in solar and wind energy has shielded it from the rising electricity prices stemming from geopolitical conflicts.
Court voids the construction permit of the solar power project based on wind power decision - solar power company to take the matter forward
Neoen Renewables Finland is appealing to the Supreme Administrative Court after a court decision revoked a construction permit for a solar power project in Orimattila.
Power bills expected to fall by up to 10% from July, bringing ‘welcome relief’ to Australia’s east coast
Power prices on Australia's east coast are set to decrease significantly starting in July due to enhanced renewable energy output and falling contract prices.
Simon Stiell, UN climate chief: 'The war shows the need to accelerate the transition to renewables'
Simon Stiell urges the EU to expedite its shift away from oil and gas and highlights Spain's leadership in clean energy during the ongoing discussions regarding the energy crisis related to the US and Israel's actions against Iran.
England should give over 7% of land to nature and renewables to meet environmental targets, data shows
A new land use framework indicates that England needs to allocate over 7% of its land to nature and renewable energy to meet environmental goals while still accommodating food production and housing.
Donald Tusk announces trillion-dollar investments in energy and changes in ETS
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has announced significant investments in energy infrastructure, including nuclear power and energy storage, to enhance the country's energy security.
How Pakistan’s people-led solar boom is easing impact of Middle East energy crisis
Pakistan is experiencing a surge in rooftop solar installations as citizens seek to mitigate the impact of energy shortages and skyrocketing electricity prices due to the Middle East energy crisis.
China targets hydrogen push as Strait of Hormuz crisis jolts energy markets
China is advancing its hydrogen energy initiative in response to energy market disruptions from the Strait of Hormuz crisis, aiming to lower hydrogen prices significantly by 2030.
Renewables and nuclear neutralize gas and keep electricity prices stable
Renewable energy and nuclear power are stabilizing electricity prices, counteracting the influence of gas prices in the market.
The creditor funds for the cut in renewables are tracking Spanish assets at the World Cup in the US
Creditor funds pursuing compensation for cuts to renewable energy subsidies in Spain are investigating Spanish assets related to the upcoming World Cup in the United States.
José Ignacio Sanz (TotalEnergies): "Spain is more resilient to the Middle East crisis than other European countries due to its renewables"
José Ignacio Sanz, CEO of TotalEnergies Electricidad y Gas España, emphasizes Spain's resilience to Middle East crises due to its renewable energy capabilities, following his extensive global experience in the energy sector.
Live at 1 PM: experts comment on last year's power outage in Spain
Experts from Spain, Finland, and Estonia are set to analyze the extensive power outage that affected Spain and Portugal last year, focusing on the resilience of Europe's interconnected electrical systems.
Will the Iran crisis boost modular nuclear reactors and renewables? The mirror of the oil crisis of the 70s
The article discusses how the current energy supply crisis, exacerbated by geopolitical tensions, may lead to increased investment in modular nuclear reactors and renewable energy in Europe.
Energy Transformation Between Security and Costs
The article discusses the challenges and considerations in transforming energy systems in Poland, emphasizing the need for stability and cost-effectiveness amidst the shift towards renewables.
St. Papastavrou: Reduction of lignite use from 60% to below 10%
The Greek Minister of Environment and Energy announced a significant reduction in lignite usage as part of the country's shift towards renewable energy.
Countries must seek energy independence through renewables and nuclear, says John Kerry
John Kerry emphasizes the importance of renewable energy and nuclear power for achieving energy independence amid rising global oil prices due to geopolitical tensions.
War in Iran, the EU implements emergency measures: bill reductions and more renewables
The EU is introducing emergency measures including tax cuts on electricity bills and increased support for renewable energy in response to the Iranian conflict and its impact on Gulf nations.
Pauline Hanson secured taxpayer-funded solar rebate despite calling for subsidies to large-scale renewables to end
Pauline Hanson received a taxpayer-funded solar rebate for her home installation while opposing public subsidies for renewable energy.
On energy, a vision is needed: renewables and nuclear are the future
Aurelio Regina discusses the current and future challenges faced by Italy's energy sector amid a prolonged crisis.
In Vaasa, one wind turbine prevents the construction of 40 plots - Very rare, says the CEO of Finnish renewables
A single wind turbine in Vaasa is obstructing the development of 40 residential plots, in a rare case highlighted by the CEO of the Finnish Wind Power Association.
PGE will build new gas units for 6 billion PLN
PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna has signed contracts for the construction of open-cycle gas turbine blocks in Rybnik and Gryfino, totaling approximately 6 billion PLN.
Finland is still burning tens of millions of liters of oil – this is how Finland warms during the cold
Finland continues to rely on burning significant amounts of oil for heating during winter months, despite efforts to transition to renewable energy sources.
Germany accused of ditching climate targets as it scraps renewables mandate
Germany's government faces criticism for abandoning its ambitious renewable energy legislation in favor of allowing the continued use of fossil fuels.
K. Mavros: The PPC Group has doubled its installed capacity in Romania – Targeting 2 GW of renewable energy by the end of the year
The PPC Group has doubled its installed capacity in Romania and aims to reach 2 GW of renewable energy by the end of the year, as shared by its Deputy CEO during a major energy conference in Bucharest.
He built his own hydroelectric power station from scratch and now lives with his own energy, independent of the grid
A man in Argentina has successfully built a mini hydroelectric power station to supply his home with energy independent of the electricity grid.
Martin Lewis 'do not trust' warning as people told 'don't be fooled'
Martin Lewis warns the public against trusting callers falsely claiming to be associated with him, particularly regarding grants for renewables.
Enel buys renewables in the United States for 1.3 billion
Enel has announced the acquisition of wind and solar facilities in the United States worth 1.3 billion euros, aiming to boost growth and profitability ahead of their new industrial plan.
Chinese clean energy magnate warns that the AI boom will overload the global power grid
Chinese wind turbine magnate Zhang Lei warns that the increasing demand for electricity driven by artificial intelligence could push millions into energy poverty unless more investment is made in renewable sources.
Edison, restructuring of the boxes. Revenues up to 17.7 billion
Edison reports a 2025 revenue increase to 17.74 billion euros, amidst significant investment risks and a potential restructuring of operations due to new energy legislation.
Transmission Technology: Beijing Plans a Global Super Grid
China is developing ultrahigh voltage (UHV) transmission lines to establish a global energy network powered by its renewable energy, with ambitions to set this technology as a standard internationally.
Guterres defends renewables while Trump threatens to leave the International Energy Agency for promoting the green transition
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.
Is the waste of energy the fault of renewables?
The article discusses Brazil's rapid adoption of solar and wind energy, highlighting the challenges associated with integrating these sources into a historically hydroelectric-dominated power system.
Energy Strategy: France's Nuclear Plan
France's new energy strategy, aimed at increasing the role of nuclear energy, faces immediate challenges as Marine Le Pen of the National Rally announces plans to contest it.
Good news in Texas: Greg Abbott promotes nuclear growth and the energy sector
Texas is advancing an energy strategy that combines traditional sources with advanced nuclear technology and renewable energies, positioning the state as a leader in the United States' energy development under Governor Greg Abbott's initiative.
Fossils, nuclear, renewables... Understanding the future PPE and the French energy mix in five graphics
France is set to unveil its new energy roadmap, detailing its energy consumption and sources for the next decade.
Does the energy sector endure harsher winters?
Paulina Grądzik confirms the safety of Poland's energy sector during extreme cold, highlighting record demands and generation levels.
Less Renewables, More Nuclear: What the Multi-Year Energy Programming Really Contains
France's new Multi-Year Energy Programming (PPE 3) emphasizes nuclear energy over renewable options, aiming to address energy sovereignty, carbon neutrality, and price competitiveness for the next decade.
Energy Policy: How Renewables are Maturing
Germany's energy policy is evolving with new proposals by Minister Katherina Reiche aimed at enhancing the flexibility of grid operators to stabilize the system and reduce electricity costs.
Expansion of Renewables: Wealthy Shake the Fundamental Principle of the Energy Transition
Germany's Federal Ministry of Economics is set to revise regulations for the expansion of renewable energy and the energy grid.
Mexico, Brazil, Peru, and Argentina seal regional alliance to accelerate solar energy
Mexico, Brazil, Peru, and Argentina have formed a regional alliance to enhance the development of solar and renewable energy in Latin America amid rising global demand for clean electricity.
Shanxi’s green leap: renewables surpass coal in China’s energy hub
Shanxi, traditionally known for its coal production, has seen renewable energy capacity officially surpass coal-fired generation, symbolizing a significant shift in China's energy strategy.
Extending the life of the Almaraz nuclear power plant may stifle renewables and raise electricity bills in the long run
The National Security Council is reviewing the request from Iberdrola, Endesa, and Naturgy to extend the operation of the Almaraz nuclear plant until 2030, while a study by Greenpeace suggests that this extension may delay the adoption of renewable energy.
Chinese power stocks surge on State Grid’s record US$574 billion investment plan
Chinese power stocks experienced a surge following State Grid's announcement of a historic $574 billion investment plan aimed at upgrading power networks and supporting renewable energy initiatives.
The European Commission opens proceedings against Belgium for processing lawsuits against Spain regarding cuts to renewables
The European Commission has initiated proceedings against Belgium for handling lawsuits from investors over Spain's long-standing cuts to renewable energy incentives, which have resulted in the blockage of Spanish assets.
Fedea proposes a fund of 100 million to compensate rural areas affected by renewables
Fedea has proposed a fund of 100 million euros to compensate rural areas impacted by renewable energy projects in Spain.
New life for coal-fired power plants. Will Poland learn lessons from the blackout in Spain?
The article explores the potential lessons Poland can learn from Spain's blackouts regarding the future role of coal-fired power plants in stabilizing the energy system without using coal.
How the Polish energy mix is changing: Summary of key changes in 2025
The article discusses the increase in energy production from renewable sources in Poland and highlights the significance of the European Commission's agreement on market derogation until 2028.
Electricity prices in 2026 expected to be stable or falling, according to the Federal Network Agency – subsidies and renewables as reasons
Germany's Federal Network Agency predicts stable or falling electricity prices in 2026, driven by renewable energy expansion and potential subsidies, while also calling for fairer grid cost distribution.