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Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg and Denmark say cooperation on clean energy will benefit both sides

German power averaged €13 a megawatt-hour on Sunday, October 25, when renewables briefly supplied more than the country used and Fraunhofer's Energy-Charts posted a record...

Even if all nuclear power plants were brought back at their existing sites, the worst-case cost would be around 80 billion euros. This equals just two years of additional energy transition grid costs that will burden future...

You can buy more and more of these things, but they just produce more and more electricity that you don’t need (and must discard) on a breezy summer day, and nothing on a cold winter night when you need it the most.

Campaigners say plan marks notable shift away from oil and gas as previously pledges were only for carbon neutrality

What does it actually cost to keep the lights on, reliably, 24/7/365 year after year?

Prices at the pump have leapt since the start of the conflict – but clinging to fossil fuels will only prolong the pain

“The record negative prices are the market’s loudest warning signal that we have an oversupply of unstable generation, but a dramatic lack of flexibility and storage capacity,” Klimanachrichten summarizes.

Prices at the pump have leapt since the start of the conflict – but clinging to fossil fuels will only prolong the pain

Fifteen years after Merkel’s nuclear panic and decades after the Greens first infiltrated the corridors of power, reality is reasserting itself with the cold logic of physics and markets...

Image by Semevent from Pixabay By Jo Nova The trend is spreading. Coal, the stranded asset of a bygone era, is hot property again everywhere. All it took was a few weeks of an energy crisis, and decades of brainwashing against...

Vahreholt advocates for a return to nuclear energy (using subsidy billions to build new plants), the use of domestic shale gas, and the continued operation of coal-fired power plants...

Robert Habeck says world has moved on from weaponising energy to using tariffs, technology and more to inflict harm

While in 1990 one-third of Europe’s energy came from nuclear, today it’s only close to 15%. This reduction in the share of nuclear was a choice. And in hindsight, it was as strategic mistake for Europe to turn its back...

Prospect of Trump easing US sanctions on Russian oil is a nightmare for the bloc as nations work out how to respond