Energy
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North of England homes to pilot hydrogen heating
Buildings in the village of Winlaton, near Gateshead, will be some of the first in the UK to trial natural…
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Is the UK about to have liftoff in the global space industry?
In 1969, a British engineer was invited to the White House to meet President Nixon. Zahaan Bharmal The Guardian His…
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Nord Stream 2 segment in German exclusive economic zone completed
BERLIN, December 28. /TASS/. Construction work on the 2.6-km long segment of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline in the exclusive…
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8 things to know about Saturday’s UN climate summit
On the fifth birthday of the Paris Agreement on Saturday, a U.N. climate summit will test how far political leaders…
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What the People Want Is Climate Leadership
Though the task is enormous, new survey findings show that the public is on their side. Ambroise Fayolle Project Syndicate…
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Israel and global powers compete for access to the eastern Mediterranean
In the past decade, the eastern Mediterranean Sea has emerged as an important economic and strategic route for resource extraction…
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Report: U.S. Intervention Expected to Ease Border Demarcation Snag
On Wednesday, Lebanon and Israel held their fourth maritime border talks to allow for offshore hydrocarbon exploration. Naharnet The Israeli…
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Paris is passé as climate green deals become chic
Joe Biden’s victory sets off a rivalry with the EU and China to set the terms of a decarbonized world…
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Egypt to negotiate sea border with Palestine
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — Palestinian officials have taken the first practical steps to demarcate Palestine’s maritime border with Egypt…
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Lack of climate action over 50 years will cost Australian economy $3.4tn and 880,000 jobs – report
Australia’s economy will be 6% smaller, there will be 880,000 fewer jobs and $3.4tn in economic opportunities will be lost…
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Has COVID-19 Knocked the Energy Transition Off-Track?
It begs the question: “How has the transition’s trajectory been altered in the COVID-19 environment?” Massimo Schiavo BRINK In our…
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Scrap gas pipeline in eastern Med due to climate cost, says report
The giant gas reserves at the heart of a bitter political standoff between Greece and Turkey could lead to the…
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Gas and Power Politics in the Eastern Mediterranean
Although huge gas deposits have been discovered in the area, the decline in demand for natural gas due to the…
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Labor agrees to support new gas projects after public brawl sparked by Joel Fitzgibbon
A public battle between Anthony Albanese, Mark Butler and Joel Fitzgibbon over Labor’s language regarding gas has triggered a process…
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tells Scott Morrison it’s time for ‘bold action’ on climate change
But a statement from Mr Morrison described the call differently, noting that Mr Johnson “welcomed” Australian emissions reduction initiatives and…
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What Germany can teach the US about quitting coal
In Lusatia, there is a saying: “God created the beautiful landscape, and the devil put the coal underneath it.” Dan…
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