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A new four-year project will test the viability of large-scale wave energy in Europe
This image shows waters off the coast of Orkney, an archipelago north of the Scottish mainland that’s home to the European Marine Energy Centre. Capchure | Moment | Getty Images A 19.6 million euro (around $19.3 million) initiative centered around commercializing large-scale wave energy projects will be officially launched later on Wednesday, in a move […]
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The EU wants to limit spiking gas selling prices right after ‘excessive’ moves this summer season
The EU is doing work on new measures to mitigate fuel costs. Donato Fasano | Getty Visuals News | Getty Visuals LONDON — The European Union is doing the job on new steps to avoid very substantial fuel selling prices after “abnormal” stages found this summertime, in a go that could have key implications for […]
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Putin’s war on electrical power is screening solidarity concerning EU nations
Putin’s war on electrical power is screening solidarity involving EU nations Contributor / Contributor / Getty Images Russia’s continuing war in Ukraine is triggering a “incredibly, pretty tough” predicament in Europe, which is screening its countries’ solidarity not only in how they respond to Putin’s aggression, but also in how they deal with the aftereffects. […]
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Europe is nonetheless quietly importing Russian nuclear strength
Russia is a dominant participant in the global nuclear current market. Anadolu Company | Anadolu Company | Getty Illustrations or photos Russia’s nuclear gasoline field stays conspicuously untouched by European sanctions extra than seven months into the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine — a great deal to the dismay of Kyiv officials and environmental campaigners. Inspite […]
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Green hydrogen corridor aims to harness Spanish sunshine and decarbonize Europe’s industrial north
In a statement Tuesday, the Port of Rotterdam Authority’s CEO, Allard Castelein, said northwest Europe used “far more energy than it can produce in a sustainable way.” Eschcollection | Stone | Getty Images Madrid-headquartered energy firm Cepsa said it would work with the Port of Rotterdam to develop “the first green hydrogen corridor between southern […]
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All you need to know about the Nord Stream fuel leaks — and why Europe suspects ‘gross sabotage’
Local weather experts described the shocking visuals of fuel spewing to the floor of the Baltic Sea as a “reckless launch” of greenhouse gas emissions that, if deliberate, “amounts to an environmental crime.” Anadolu Agency | Anadolu Agency | Getty Illustrations or photos Two subsea pipelines connecting Russia to Germany are at the center of […]
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Auto giant Stellantis looks to Australian materials, including nickel, for its EVs
This image, from July 2021, shows a Citroen e-C4 electric vehicle on display at a showroom in Paris, France. Citroen is a brand of Stellantis, one of the world’s biggest automakers. Benjamin Girette | Bloomberg | Getty Images Stellantis is turning to Australia as it looks to procure the materials needed for its electric vehicle […]
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Portugal’s new electronic nomad visa just designed doing work remotely from a European beach less difficult
Applications to Portugal’s new electronic nomad visa are set to open afterwards this month. When you assume “electronic nomad,” you may possibly right away feel about tropical destinations. But the pattern has also been increasing in Europe, and Portugal just introduced a new electronic nomad scheme that will open for applications this thirty day period. […]
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European countries face an air-conditioning Catch-22 after its red hot, record-breaking summer
Europe is facing a tough winter, as inflation and energy prices continue to rise. The continent also faces tough decisions following its scorching hot summer Heat waves in Europe broke records, sparked widespread wildfires and even damaged a busy runway at a London airport. Unlike the U.S., European countries don’t rely on air conditioning to […]
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The Kremlin behaved ‘like a drug dealer’ over gasoline provides, Polish PM suggests
The Kremlin behaved “like a drug seller” when it arrives to Europe’s fuel supplies, in accordance to Poland’s Primary Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. “In the beginning the gasoline [from Russia] was intended to be quite affordable, but the authentic selling price of the gas we now know. The genuine value of the gas is also the […]
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