| The European Union (EU) is committed to decarbonising its economy while at the same time ensuring security of supply and preserving industri...
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| With the Energy Roadmap 2050 of December 2011, the European Commission has opened the debate about the future shape of Europe's energy secto...
| The European gas market is awaiting radical changes in the years ahead. The old market structure, based on bilateral long-term contracts bet...
| Nowhere in the OECD region has a government shown more enthusiasm for new nuclear power stations than in the United Kingdom. The government'...
| 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...
| Epex Spot, the joint venture that was set up in 2008 between the German and French power exchanges EEX and PowerNext, is now pursuing cooper...
| The International Energy Agency (IEA), whose membership is limited to the countries of the OECD, is faced with a steady decline of its clout...
| 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....
| Both for reasons of security of supply and for climate policy it is crucially important for Europe to develop the Southern Gas Corridor. But...
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