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October 2017 - Archive

October 16, 2017

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THIS WEEK:
The baseload question revisited
Energy efficiency: driven by yesterday’s policies
Technical fixes for the climate problem
Renewables: has the IEA come around?
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THIS WEEK:
EU electricity markets: everyone wants more regional cooperation – the question is how
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THIS WEEK:
Goodbye to Paris: EU countries try to weaken Europe’s key climate legislation
UK “leads the way to a low-carbon future” – but how?
Foratom: EU nuclear industry needs UK
The other face of shale gas: as chemical feedstock

October 3, 2017

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THIS WEEK:
Are offshore wind costs really falling (as much as everyone says)?
Eurelectric’s attack on 550 rule fails to convince
Brussels opponents of Nord Stream 2, why are you silent about Ukraine?
The question is not whether trucks will electrify, it’s when
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THIS WEEK:
How a new accounting rule can cause a revolution in energy efficiency projects in the public sector
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THIS WEEK:
Russia’s nuclear giant Rosatom goes into lithium
EU LIFE programme now supports 1100 energy and climate projects
Green bond issuance will pass $100 billion threshold in 2017
Scotland set to ban fracking

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