Italy's carbon reform and the ETS decree
Italy has launched one of the most controversial proposals in the European energy market in years. In a bid to lower electricity prices and boost the competitiveness of Italian industry, the governmen...
5 Mar 39min
Ukraine 4 years on: Destruction, Resilience and decentralisation
This week marks the four-year anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine - a war which has unearthed new hybrid warfare tactics and the targeting of crucial gas and electricity infrastruct...
26 Feb 35min
Nordic power market competition heats up
With Nord Pool set to offer electricity futures contracts from March, competition for liquidity on the Nordic power curve will heat up this year. Who will come out on top? Also, the European Commissio...
19 Feb 27min
A geopolitical state of emergency?
As tensions between Iran and the US intensify, Russian mounts fresh attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, and President Trump softens his stance on the US grab for Greenland, France´s Presiden...
12 Feb 36min
Norway's looming "supply squeeze"
Norway is normally an exporter of electricity to its neighbours , but experts are sounding alarm bells. They warn that the increase in demand from electrification and data centres will eclipse the cou...
5 Feb 27min
Rewiring Europe - will offshore wind be a "winner"?
Ten European countries in Europe came together in Hamburg earlier this week to sign a commitment to deliver 100GW of offshore wind in the North Sea - a move the German energy minister labelled as "a h...
29 Jan 41min
The Greenland play
This week, US President Donald Trump confirmed his plans to annex Greenland, threatening European members of NATO with higher tariffs if they try to stand in his way. Despite European leaders express...
22 Jan 38min
