All items tagged with Energy Policy and hydrogen (14)

| The European Union counts 28 Member States as of mid-2013. All these countries have a different energy history and their actual energy statu...

| "Christmas has come early," announced EU climate commissioner Connie Hedegaard in Brussels on Tuesday in awarding €1.2bn of EU grants to 23...

| The most likely recipient of millions of fresh EU funds for carbon capture and storage (CCS) now appears to be the unlikeliest candidate of...

| It will soon become clear which carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects in Europe are still alive. EU member states face an end-of-October...

| The continuity of the European biodiesel industry appears threatened as this summer's food vs. fuel debate has injected fresh life into long...

| It's tough, la rentrée, but the bureaucrats are back, the crisis has resurfaced and the EU machine is in motion once more. What does it hold...

| The Merkel government's "energy revolution" was hailed across the political spectrum in Germany as an inspired step forward. But after a for...

| An inexorable decline in the demand for oil in combination with ever more stringent regulatory burdens will lead to the closure of roughly h...

| The European Commission has updated for the second time the energy strategy for the European Union, as it does every two years. Although the...

| In December last year, the eyes of the world were on Copenhagen, as host of the UN Climate Convention. Despite high hopes, “Copenhagen” did...