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IPCC climate alarm: what next for energy? (Oil industry: don’t call us, we’ll call you!)
Dutch court relies on European law to order more ambitious climate policy
Low carbon world will have lower financial risks – Dutch central bank warns investors of climate risks
EDF pitches to become leading e-mobility provider in Europe, Renault builds storage plant from EV batteries
Power-to-gas: costly – but not doing it is costly too
Once more, renewable energy investment is … down
Denmark: no more fossil fuel cars by 2030, no more fossil fuel heating by 2050
Swiss nuclear phaseout “challenges energy security” of Switzerland … and Europe
New tool tells governments how to entice energy investors
Global warming? Climeworks “offers everyone the opportunity to remove their CO2 from the air!”
Renewables don’t grow fast enough, CO2 emissions keep rising – fossil fuels more expensive
Three more reasons to reduce oil and gas use: Russia, Saudi Arabia and petrochemicals
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