| Energy cooperatives could be the backbone of the energy transition. But in The Netherlands government regulations stands in the way of unfet...
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| No wonder, 'Trump' was the word on everybody's lips during the 22nd UN Climate Conference in Marrakesh, held one year after the historic Cli...
| European Energy Review has joined forces with Elektor and will continue as Elektor Energy per October 1, 2016. Elektor Energy combines the e...
| The Energy Charter Secretariat has recently published an occasional paper aimed at assessing the dynamics of cross-border electricity cooper...
| This May the Greek Energy Forum took the initiative of inviting the Vice President of the European Commission responsible for the Energy Uni...
| Portugal and Spain can play an important role in Europe´s energy security and diversification. The import capacity of LNG by Iberian ports i...
| Within the geopolitical energy triangle EU–Turkey-Russia, bilateral relations between Turkey and Russia have crucial importance. The geopoli...
| The energy sector indeed constitutes the backbone of Greece’s economic development and evidently at the moment it is facing some structural...
| PV panels + storage (PVS) can become a major disruptor of the energy market by 2020 and thereafter. At first sight, self-production and loca...
| Although the Baltics set an example for the rest of the EU when it comes to energy integration, the region’s three states of Estonia, Latvia...