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October 2016 - Archive

October 28, 2016

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Renewable energy auctions: how effective are they? – What to expect from: solar, wind, biofuels? – How will the EU gas market evolve? – Does wind power threaten grid stability?
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Energy security update – where we stand on gas and what’s coming for electricity
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#1 What to think of Guarantees of Origin?
#2 What to think of Nord Stream 2 and the EU’s deal with Gazprom?
#3 What to think of 100% clean energy for the US – and the UAE?
#4 What to think of French versus German energy policy?

October 21, 2016

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The energy transition is starting to bite – coal comeback in Europe – France’s nuclear troubles – solar trade fight – Exxon trial intensifies – fossil fuel companies fail to make clean break – Tesla strikes again – and more
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Climate policy is about to get serious in Brussels “Minus 2% target will be difficult to achieve”
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#1 Confrontation: UK shale gas showdown, Energiewende out of control
#2 Cooperation: Finland welcomes Russian nuclear power plant
#3 Confrontation: Atlantic Council versus climate change, Nord Stream 2 and Donald Trump
#4 Cooperation: a policy for offshore wind – and demand response

October 14, 2016

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Ups and downs of the energy transition – Large European utilities biggest investor in renewables – Auctions threaten small wind power producers – What will Europe do about its coal power plants? – EU intends to boost EVs – Brexit puts UK climate funding at risk – CCS advances
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“Tsunami of legislation” to hit European energy market
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#1 What does the World Energy Council say?
#2 What do the CEOs of Enel and EDF say?
#3 What do IEA and BP say?
#4 What does Energy Post say?

October 7, 2016

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Energy will look different from now on – new light on methane – next shale gas revolution (part two) – return of biofuels – UK goes (small + Chinese) nuclear – lithium-ion batteries: dirty but still the future
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Exclusive interview
EU VP for the Energy Union Maroš Šefčovič: “I made the promise 2016 would be Year of Delivery and I will keep it”
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#1 What is going on behind the scenes in Russian climate politics
#2 Brussels, look at consumption of renewables, not just production
#3 Why corporate America is buying green – and what it means for the energy sector
#4 We have two interesting perspectives on Hinkley Point C this week on Energy Post
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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