Italian companies have signed a number of agreements for energy — including hydrogen — projects with Saudi Arabia, which are worth US$10 billion.
The supercomputer is the first to be deployed in Europe and is ranked fifth in a list of the world’s top 500 supercomputers.
Pipeline shipments of Russian gas through Ukraine permanently stopped on January 1st, marking a pivotal moment for international energy relations.
The EU Commission intends to consolidate ESG reporting rules into one single ‘omnibus’ regulation from early next year.
Trump’s re-election could mean more U.S. LNG exports being sent to Europe, even though EU gas demand is already in decline.
The Shell Dutch court case contributes to building common legal ground for emissions reduction targets, experts say.
The global LNG market might be tighter than previously anticipated in the long-term amid a projected supply gap of around 120 million tonnes per year in 2040, a Wood Mackenzie conference heard on Tuesday.
Impurities in CO2 can corrode pipelines and storage facilities and potentially lead to huge liabilities for carbon capture projects.
Storage bottlenecks and a fragmented regulatory framework are the main obstacles to carbon capture and storage development in Europe, a conference heard.
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) has hit a roadblock in the UK after a group of climate scientists and organisations sent an open letter to the government.