Book review: commerce, vision, and the Russia-Europe gas bridge
Opinion
Gas contains more contradictions than perhaps any other energy source. It replaces coal and thus cleans the environment, on the
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The West and its Asian allies intent on hatching the hydrogen spring
Environment
The contours of the energy transition have grown clearer this year. Renewable energies have grown at a record pace over
European gas glut offers green opportunity
Opinion
For several years, analysts have predicted that the world would one day be awash with natural gas thanks to new
Europe is entering its golden age of gas
Consumption
In a 2011 report, the International Energy Agency (IEA) asked a provocative question: are we entering a golden age of
Will Europe really quit coal?
Consumption
Within the last two years, governments across Europe have pledged to rid their power sectors of coal. In January 2018,
Carbon Emissions: Research Shows Decade of Steady Decline across Europe and US
Environment
Sherman Cahal / shutterstock Charlie Wilson, University of East Anglia A sliver of hope against a backdrop of gloom: 18
Can the Southern Gas Corridor build new markets?
Opinion
Spring is a time of new beginnings. For those hoping Europe can curb its Russian gas habit, the earlier-than-planned inauguration
The gassy pangs of a Russian winter in Europe
Opinion
Poison, cold weather, and natural gas: three things that Europeans would probably wish that they didn’t receive from Russia. Last