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European emission allowances (EUAs) traded at 18 EUR/tonne on Monday for the first time since November 2011 as reduced supply during the month of August continued to support the market, reported

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Climate change is a challenge unprecedented in human history. Indeed, the current rate of global warming is almost unprecedented in geological history, and the window for limiting temperature rise to

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The European Commission has launched a public consultation on a strategy for a long-term reduction in EU greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. All interested citizens and stakeholders should send their

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“All EU countries are off target: they are failing to increase their climate action in line with the Paris Agreement goal,” said new research published by Climate Action Network Europe (CAN) and

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The European Commission has sent a letter of formal notice to Romania for its failure to control emissions of sulphur dioxide from two large combustion plants - Govora 2 and Deva 2, said the

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The use of coal in Bulgaria is a lucrative business, thanks to unwavering financial support from public funds. The main argument for the use of coal in Bulgaria is that it is affordable. However, that

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The gas pipeline passing through Montenegro that is part of the Trans Adriatic (TAP) and the Ionian-Adriatic (IAP) gas pipelines will carry about 5-7 billion cubic metres of gas annually. The proposed

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The Slovenian company Resalta has successfully completed its first portfolio transaction with the Eiffel Energy Transition Fund, managed by the Eiffel Investment Group, said the company in a press

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Slovenian Hidria Holding has invested more than EUR 25 million in a new high-tech automated digitalised production line for the production of Hidria's innovative system for the cold start of diesel

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By 2050, 90% decarbonisation can come from renewable energy sources (RES) underpinned by energy efficiency, said Elizabeth Press, director of the International Energy Agency (IRENA), on Friday at the

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The Large Combustion Plants and Industrial Emissions Directives, which entered into force in the Energy Community on 1 January this year, have made coal power plants financially unsustainable and

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Renewables grew strongly in 2017 by 17%, with wind and solar leading the way. Coal consumption was also up, growing for the first time since 2013, states the 2018 edition of the BP Statistical Review