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In the four weeks following Europe’s record June heatwave, grain production forecasts for the EU and UK were revised down…
In April 2026, CATL signed a 60 GWh sodium-ion supply agreement with integrator HyperStrong, the largest sodium order ever placed,…
The proposed €133.4 million subsidy to Repsol for the Atlas electrolyser project at its A Coruña refinery complex is structured…
In 2022, 14.4 million tonnes of electrical and electronic equipment were placed on the EU market, while Member States collected…
Ecopetrol and Germany Explore Colombia’s First E-SAF Pilot as Global Demand for Synthetic Aviation Fuel Grows
In Colombia, state owned energy company Ecopetrol and Germany’s development agency GIZ have launched a two year feasibility study for a pilot power to liquid facility that could produce electro sustainable aviation fuel at the Cartagena refinery, signaling growing international interest in Latin America as a future supplier of synthetic fuels.
Contracted offers in the UK electricity demand connection queue rose from 41 GW in November 2024 to 125 GW by…
Curtailment in Portugal rose to 182 GWh in 2024 and could triple by 2027 if storage deployment lags the pace…
Since 2013, EU Member States have generated approximately €176 billion in ETS auction revenues, rising from €5 billion in 2017…
A single year of fossil fuel price disruption comparable to the recent Strait of Hormuz closure would cost Europe’s steel,…
As battery systems become more complex, validation is increasingly shifting from hardware-intensive testing toward simulation-based workflows that improve repeatability, reduce…
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