| Some Anglo-Saxon media last week announced the death of the German Energiewende, as CDU Environment Minister Altmaier announced measures to...
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| Who remembers the "Arab Spring"? The bright hopes for North Africa and the Middle East seem to have become very black in a very short time....
| In which King Coal makes a comeback, President Putin loses his patience with Gazprom, Prime Minister Cameron contradicts himself and Executi...
| The struggle for European energy market integration is an uphill one - certainly when you want to connect North Africa to Europe as well. He...
| "Where politics and markets meet" is - since the beginning of this year - the slogan of European Energy Review - and it was never as appropr...
| Dieter Helm's new book "The Carbon Crunch" reads a bit like a detective novel. It is about "who killed climate policy". And how we can reviv...
| There has been a strong backlash against biofuels. But aren't we in danger of throwing out the bio-baby with the bathwater? Criticism of bi...
| Does Olkiluoto-3 in Finland represent the first practical demonstration of a new generation of nuclear power plants in Europe? Or the last g...
| When I got together with an associate* recently to take stock of what 2013 might hold in store for the energy sector, we soon discovered the...
| If I had to select one outstanding feature of the Energy Year 2012, I would say it's how much the perspective has changed on the availabilit...