Europe

Russian President Vladimir Putin has succeeded in blocking the EU's efforts to secure Ukraine's vast lithium reserves

Despite some scepticism, the rise of vehicle-to-grid technology as a major provider of storage capacity around the world will be inexorable

The European Hydrogen Bank is part of the EU's response to US incentives for green hydrogen in the Inflation Reduction Act. We look at its goals and some of the immediate questions from industry.

Volatile energy markets have not de-railed corporate appetite for green power, but new structures and deal tenors are emerging. We look at 2022 figures on corporate PPA activity from both sides of the Atlantic.

Italian giant Eni is calling for stronger links between Italy and African countries. Could this be the answer to Europe's energy challenges?

We look at whether Covid-19 and the Ukraine war are bringing long-term benefits for renewables, and round up the biggest news in wind.

Europe’s summer holiday season is now in full swing – and those in its energy sector would be forgiven for craving a break more than usual this year.

Scott Mackenzie, Head of Asset Management at Swiss asset manager SUSI Partners, has worked in the energy sector for 20 years. Richard Heap caught up with him to discuss the energy crunch, hydrogen and more.

Allan Baker, Global Head of Power Advisory & Project Finance at French bank Societe Generale, has been involved in the offshore wind sector for more than 15 years. Richard Heap spoke to him for his view on the sector.

The European wind industry has encountered numerous blockades on the road to profitability and success over the last 18 months.

On 24th February, Russia started its invasion of Ukraine and sparked fury in the West.

The new year chimes had barely finished ringing when Germany and Austria hit out at European Union plans to label nuclear and natural gas as ‘green’.