All items tagged with Elektor Energy and climate change (367)

| The process of hydraulic fracturing is a mining technique which uses injected fluid to propagate fractures in a rock layer to release hydroc...

| Fritz Vahrenholt, head of the renewable energy arm of RWE and a former hero of the German environmental movement, has been derided in German...

| EU–Russia gas relations are at a critical stage in 2012. Uncertainty is predominant: The balance between security of supply and security of...

| It's widely  believed nowadays that global oil production is running up against its limits. "The days of easy oil are over", we are told and...

| If European policymakers do not intervene soon in the EU's emission trading scheme, Europe's flagship climate policy risks sinking into obli...

| Rising geopolitical tensions and high oil prices are continuing to help renewable energy find favour amongst investors and politicians. Yet...

| Nowhere in the OECD region has a government shown more enthusiasm for new nuclear power stations than in the United Kingdom. The government'...

| Though it has gone largely unnoticed, the signing of a partnership agreement between the "traditional" energy agency IEA and the new renewab...

| As the dust from Durban settles, the mountain left for world governments to climb to agree a new global climate treaty by 2015 is coming sha...

| 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....