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| The US Administration can promulgate laws that apply to the whole nation, while on state level strong opposition arises sometimes, and on na...

| Erratic Dutch policy on renewables down the years has put investors off. Now civil society has stepped in, in a bid to promote the transitio...

| When it comes to enacting policy for a transition to a sustainable energy future, the UK is a world leader. Already enshrined in law are leg...

| One of the crucial parts of the Energy Packages has been linked with measures aimed at the provision of equal access to the electricity and...

| Despite the pressures in the EU-electricity and gas sectors, the changes created new opportunities for the incumbent national suppliers – in...

| People are complaining more and more about 'information overload'.  Sometimes, indeed, it appears to be 'misinformation (or disinformation)...

| It’s up to technologists to refine CCS, independently of policy and funding, in order to accelerate the sector. Winning EU funding is rarely...

| The general provisions introduced by the Third Package (which became law in March 2011) and the detailed provisions to be outlined in the pa...

| This comment considers German energy policy, as set out in the Energiewende, as seen from the perspective of attempts to reduce CO2 emission...

| The importance of energy infrastructure for the integration of European energy markets is unquestionable. The European Union and its member...