Greek tanker collides off Singapore
Industry
A Greek-flagged tanker has collided with a Singapore-registered supertanker about 1 nautical mile south of Tuas Extension off the coast of
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Poland plans green subsidies to cut smog
Policy
Poland plans to spend up to US$8.8 billion by 2028 on cleaner heating as part of its efforts to fight
Study hails battery breakthrough
Storage
US researchers say they have made a lithium-ion battery that uses manganese as the cathode material instead of cobalt or
Sweden unveils first electric road
Storage
The world’s first road that allows electric vehicles to recharge as they drive has been installed outside Stockholm in Sweden
Leak ‘exposes’ Gazprom grip on EU
Policy
Russia’s grip on EU gas supplies has reportedly been exposed by leaked documents, exposing alleged violations of European law over
Oslo’s electric drive continues
Storage
Norway is leading Europe in the switch to electric-powered cars, with a record 8,034 new emission-free vehicles in March or
Apps address urban air crisis
Environment
Air pollution is responsible for over 534,000 premature deaths in 2014 in 41 European and central Asian countries, according to
Putin and Erdogan mark joint nuclear project
Production
The presidents of Turkey have watched a second groundbreaking ceremony at the Akkuyu nuclear site, after the project was initially
Portugal renewables raise 103% of demand
Production
Renewable energy sources made up 103.6 per cent of mainland Portugal’s electricity supplies last month, according to the energy sector.
TurkStream on schedule: Kremlin
Production
De facto Russian gas export monopoly Gazprom’s TurkStream gas pipeline under the Black Sea to European Turkey is on schedule,
Nordics pioneer electric boats
Storage
Norway is trying to design a fleet of electric-powered ferries to replicate the move towards battery-run cars on the Scandinavian
Canaries look to renewable solutions
Storage
El Hierro (pictured) is one of the smallest islands in Spain’s Canaries and the furthest from mainland Spain, covering just
Spain moves back to solar
Environment
After several years when the removal of public subsidies meant solar power failed to take advantage of the Iberian sun,
Poland arrests Russian energy ‘spy’
Industry
Poland’s counterintelligence agency, the ABW, says it has detained a Polish official over suspicions that he collaborated with Russia over
Lignite chokes Greek city
Production
Choking dust covers Ptolemaida, a city 500km northwest of Athens in West Macedonia, known for its opencast brown, lignite coal