MPs once again change the Renewables Law; the change goes to promulgation without an impact study
The Chamber of Deputies, the decision-making body, passed a bill on Wednesday, November 28, extending the exemption for coal-fired power…
The main recommendations of environmental NGOs in the report “The Last Gasp – The coal companies making Europe sick”
A Europe beyond coal is a question of when, not if, say the authors of “The Last Gasp – The…
ESCOROM proposes the conversion of coal-fired power plants as the central element of the national energy strategy
The ESCOROM Association of Energy Services Companies in Romania launched in public debate a position paper proposing that the national…
German energy prices reach six-year record
The front-year contract for German power rose to a fresh six-year high of EUR 50.15/MWh on Monday, buoyed by a…
Paroșeni, the first unit of CE Hunedoara in accordance with the European environmental legislation
Starting Monday, August 27, 2018, the Paroşeni Thermal Power Plant operates in accordance with the environmental values imposed by European…
Germany’s coal conundrum: Moving toward renewable energy before the infrastructure is ready
Moving away from carbon as a source of energy is a key ambition for the European Union and no less…
National Commission for Strategy and Prognosis: Slow changes in the energy mix over the next 3 years
According to the National Commission for Strategy and Prognosis (CNSP), Romania’s domestic energy consumption will increase slowly over the next…
Germany launches coal closing commission
After being postponed three times, Germany’s government has appointed the long-awaited commission which is to define a roadmap for the…
Teyssen, E.On: German government focuses too much on Energiewende side aspects
Johannes Teyssen, the chief executive of energy company E.ON, said Germany is running the risk of losing the overarching plot…