Energy Post Weekly

The bottom line on European energy affairs

January 27, 2017

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THIS WEEK:
Germany is finally confronting its coal problem
Energiewende not an example outside of Germany
The future of energy in Scotland
Energy transition updates: France and Italy
IEA applauds nuclear plans Poland
The future of energy in Romania
European offshore wind investments increase 40%
Brexit from Euratom would harm nuclear industry
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THIS WEEK:
What to expect in next week’s State of the Energy Union report
Member states reject renewal of Chinese solar import duties
Biofuels: European Commission and industry deadlocked
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THIS WEEK:
France’s precarious power position
How political is gas?
The age of base-cost renewables?
How oil theft undermines global political stability

January 20, 2017

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THIS WEEK:
The Green, Green Gas of Home
European, Japanese multinationals get behind hydrogen
The UK nuclear revival
Renewables investment: largest drop on record in hottest year on record
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THIS WEEK:
EU energy market may be hit hard by May’s hard Brexit
SolarPower Europe pursues fight to ease imports from China
Lower cost of capital alone won’t do it for renewables
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THIS WEEK:
What you should know about Iran (if you care about the world)
Tintin and the Black Gold Sharks
Why aren’t renewables taking off – after Paris?
Another astounding British exit

January 13 2017

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THIS WEEK:
European Energy Union: impossible dream?
China shows: renewable energy is job-creating machine
Renewables integration into the grid: how to make it work
The energy future according to ExxonMobil slash Donald Trump
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THIS WEEK:
Welcome back: what’s coming up in the next six months
What you may have missed over the winter break
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THIS WEEK:
The Energiewende is dead, long live the Energy Transition
If we need nuclear power, we have to make sure it works
Oil price: volatility or stability, that’s the question
What to watch out for in 2017

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