An important barrier to renewable source development in Slovakia is speculative capacity bookings and non-transparent grid connection processes from the distribution companies, EURACTIV Slovakia reported.

Denmark has emerged as a major investor in Vietnam this year.

The EU is asking member states to identify specific zones for the deployment of renewable energies.

A minister spearheading efforts by the EU’s Czech presidency to cope with spiking energy prices amid Russia’s war with Ukraine says the EU Energy Council will debate two proposals when it meets late this week.

Late last year, after much saving and planning, 16 460-watt solar panels were finally bolted to the roof of Dragana Maricic’s two-story house in the town of Ruma in northern Serbia.

Liz Truss’s path to becoming the new leader of the Conservative Party — and as a result, the UK’s new prime minister — turned into a coronation in the end.

The European Commission is considering emergency measures, including price caps and incentives to reduce electricity consumption.

Opposition parties slammed President Emmanuel Macron for planning an emergency gas and electricity meeting for Friday that will be held strictly among ministers as he did for the COVID-19 situation during the pandemic.

Chief executive Ben van Beurden is preparing to step down from Shell next year and the oil and gas supermajor has started a selection process for a successor, Reuters reported on Friday, quoting two sources at the company.

Lower barriers to hydrogen and renewable energy production could see regional authorities refuelling zero-emission aircraft instead of big energy companies and those using oil.