• European Gigafactory in Sweden?

• Belgian nuclear reactors: how safe are they?

• Holland prepares for gasless future

• Global status of CCS

• Will 2nd generation biomass fly?

• When smart meters don’t work

Biomass: the next carbon scandal

CRUNCH TIME: Brussels asks members to sign up to the Energy Union

Nuclear power from Russia with love

The real story of China’s latest ramp-up of coal power

How Putin is running rings round Europe

The complex case of the Indian energy transition

UK shows: emission trading can work

• World Energy Outlook: an in-depth look

• US to slash solar to 3 ct/kWh

• Did Trump get “the largest oil and gas disovery ever” in the US?

• German innovation: wind+hydro+storage

• France’s nuclear crisis

THIS WEEK: Leaked Renewable Energy Directive stuns biofuels and renewables sectors

#1 If Trump wants to save nuclear and coal power in the US, he will have to dole out subsidies
#2 We can’t ignore biofuels for transport – but are they any good for the climate?
#3 Engie and EDF: two visions on energy innovation
#4 “The future belongs to decentralised renewables not centralised nuclear or hydrogen”

Interesting responses to Trump – Big Oil sees Peak Demand – Solar+storage in Germany – offshore wind breaks €50 barrier – dodgy Green Bonds – how Ukraine can kill Nord Stream 2 – nuclear innovation – UK coal exit

THIS WEEK: How the EU intends to fix internal energy market – the likely future of the EU ETS – Trump in Brussels

#1 Can China make nuclear great again?
#2 How to get Big Oil (not) moving on decarbonisation
#3 We can’t wait for renewables to renew the energy system
#4 Here’s a simple innovation that will change the future of electricity

Solar tiles and Powerwall 2: more energy shockers from Elon Musk – German-Austria power union falls apart – Sweden goes for 100% renewable power – Trump’s climate shock – McKinsey behind the curve on energy

THIS WEEK: EU defends decision on OPAL PLUS Europe does not need TTIP for US LNG

#1 The future of advanced nuclear
#2 Future of Nord Stream 2: If it’s to be stopped, Brussels will have to do it – no-one else will
#3 Future of utilities: there still is time to adapt
#4 The future of mobility