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| A number of governments in Europe are introducing measures limiting their financial support for renewable energy. These moves should not be...
| Epex Spot, the joint venture that was set up in 2008 between the German and French power exchanges EEX and PowerNext, is now pursuing cooper...
| The negative impacts on employment and the economy of tar sands pipelines have largely been ignored. To date, a comprehensive spills risk as...
| With Presidential elections approaching, and oil prices showing no signs of dropping, the temptation for the Obama Administration to release...
| Oil prices are now higher than they have ever been - except for a few frenzied moments before the global economic meltdown of 2008. Many imm...
| What the world needs to keep up with the strong global growth in energy in the coming decades is two things above all: Iraq - and shale gas....
| Clean-energy markets continued to expand rapidly in 2011, even against a tough economic and political climate, increased industry consolidat...
| The International Energy Agency (IEA), whose membership is limited to the countries of the OECD, is faced with a steady decline of its clout...
| Both for reasons of security of supply and for climate policy it is crucially important for Europe to develop the Southern Gas Corridor. But...