(BRUSSELS) – The European Commission confirmed that its officials carried out unannounced inspections on 6 June at the premises of several companies active in the supply and transport of natural…
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Wind energy (LUXEMBOURG) – Nine countries from the North Seas region agreed Monday to strengthen cooperation on energy, with a view to exploiting in particular the potential of the North…
Sunflower (BRUSSELS) – Poland is being referred to the Court of Justice of the EU for establishing restrictions in Polish law against certain imported biofuels and raw materials for biofuel,…
Nord Stream 2, the Russia to Europe gas pipeline project, came under attack from the European Parliament Monday evening, with many…
Fotolia (LUXEMBOURG) – The European Court of Justice’s General Court confirmed Tuesday that a 2012 German law on renewable energy involved State aid, dismissing…
Photo by Arnold Paul cropped by Gralo (LUXEMBOURG) – Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from fossil fuel combustion increased by 0.7% in the European Union in 2015 compared with the previous…
Electricity pylons (BRUSSELS) – Capacity mechanisms have a strong role in increasing security of electricity supply but many EU Member States must be more thorough assessing need and design to…
Directive 2010/31/EU is new legislation from the EU which regulates how energy efficient all new buildings and renovations must be. Directive 2002/91/EC to significantly increase the energy efficiency ambitions in…
The European Commission has sent a request to Poland to stop the violations of the EU rules creating a Single Market for gas after Poland imposed an obligation on gas…
European householders would be protected from gas supply crises under draft legislation approved by the European Parliament’s Industry Committee today.The draft legislation lays down EU-wide co-ordination procedures and interconnection requirements…
