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March 27, 2017

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THIS WEEK:
Is nuclear power the past – or the future?
Can electric cars really stabilise – and power – the grid?
A new Solar System?
UK: a “dramatic shift” in energy outlook
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THIS WEEK:
EU agrees overhaul of A-G energy label: victim of its own success
The big winner in the Gazprom anti-trust case: the market
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THIS WEEK:
Variable results for global wind power
Hydropower set to grow
Engie has the hots for EVs
How climate-friendly is shale gas really?
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LAST WEEK

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THIS WEEK:
Bio-energy: to be or not to be
Rosatom aims to become “top global technology company”
United States between “advanced energy” and fossil fuel world power
Australian blackouts and the lessons for Europe
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Sonja is away this week but will be back with Brussels Insider for issue #42
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THIS WEEK:
German biogas goes global
UK banks on small modular nuclear reactors
Ukraine: from gas to electricity exporter
Major oil producers are blessed with renewable resources
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March 13, 2017

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THIS WEEK:
False hopes for hydrogen?
High hopes for power-to-gas
Limited hopes for pumped hydro and batteries
Big boost for offshore wind
The limits of oil, coal and gas according to McKinsey
Confirmed: Battery gigafactory in Sweden
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THIS WEEK:
MEPs prepare to fight for renewables
EU approves controversial Russian nuclear plant Hungary
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THIS WEEK:
Nord Stream 2 Preview: the economic angle
Nord Stream 2 Preview: the climate angle
Nord Stream 2 Preview: the legal angle
Nord Stream 2 Preview: the political angle
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March 3, 2017

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THIS WEEK:
The Second Coming of Shale Oil
For Shell & Co, a climate of concern
Solar boom squeezes gas
The European gas shock no one noticed
How to make transport climate friendly
Transatomic: one more nuclear hope dashed
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THIS WEEK:
The surprising last-minute rescue of the EU ETS (but for how long?)
Paper sector shows European industry way to a low-carbon future
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THIS WEEK:
Nuclear industry: do or die
Energiewende: “the report of my death is exaggerated”
The strange silence around the Southern Gas Corridor
What’s the use of re-using carbon?
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Renewable jet fuel lands at Schiphol
Shipping: the rise of LNG
Spain shows political will to hit 2020 target and acknowledge coal miners too
Energy majors grab blockchain “multi, multi-billion dollar opportunity”
Saudi Arabia raises its solar and wind targets to 60GW by 2030
Falling cost of renewables means the gift of independence to poorest nations
Alstom and Eversholt Rail breeze in on hydrogen trains
Aviation needs a Tesla moment. Rolls-Royce could deliver it
Off-grid solutions being pioneered in developing countries
VW joins Tesla and BMW – EV and energy company all-in-one pays for business and consumers
Blockchain – makes transition more efficient for producers and fairer for consumers
EU electricity supply from RES off course for 2030 – so is it more nuclear or gas?
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