Battery boost as EU eases state-aid rules

Battery boost as EU eases state-aid rules

The European Commission has loosened state-aid rules in a bid to compete with the US Inflation Reduction Act in providing subsidies for green technology. The move comes in the wake of several high-profile European battery manufactures having indicated they are considering building factories in the US. Listen to a discussion on the main hurdles facing the battery and storage sector and how fresh regulation may spur manufacturers to stay in Europe. Host: Richard Sverrisson, Editor-in-Chief, Mon...

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Will GHG Protocol changes affect the GO market?

Will GHG Protocol changes affect the GO market?

In October, the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol - the world’s most widely used carbon accounting framework - launched two public consultations, inviting input from professionals across the industry to s...

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Powering ahead: Could Europe's EVs use 100 TWh by 2030?

Powering ahead: Could Europe's EVs use 100 TWh by 2030?

Anyone who has visited Norway in recent years will be struck at the advance the country has made with electric vehicles and its charging infrastructure. Should this be rolled out across Europe, EVs co...

31 Okt 202533min

A "frosty" winter for gas prices?

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European gas storage levels are lower compared to the same time last year, but many market participants are fairly confident that there will be enough of the fossil fuel for the months ahead. However,...

24 Okt 202530min

Will standardised PPAs revive a stagnating market?

Will standardised PPAs revive a stagnating market?

Long-term renewable power purchase agreements (PPAs) have been in steady decline across parts of Europe, thanks to low wholesale prices and a volatile market. Yet some short-term standardised PPA prod...

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Spain’s grid in "safe mode": Lessons from the blackout

Spain’s grid in "safe mode": Lessons from the blackout

April's huge blackout across the Iberian peninsula, and parts of France, triggered a storm of debate In Spain and more widely across Europe. Despite the publication of several reports, questions remai...

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Complex and volatile - 15-minute power auctions start

Complex and volatile - 15-minute power auctions start

The new 15-minute day-ahead auctions went live this week, marking one of the most significant changes in the European power market to date. In this episode - recorded 48 hours after the first auction ...

3 Okt 202528min

SMRs and AI: Powering Europe's energy security?

SMRs and AI: Powering Europe's energy security?

Last week, the UK Prime Minister was the latest leader in Europe to announce his commitment to nuclear energy production by announcing plans to build "a fleet" of small modular reactors (SMRs). The UK...

26 Sep 202531min

Could EU carbon prices hit EUR 90/t by year-end?

Could EU carbon prices hit EUR 90/t by year-end?

Earlier this week, Europe’s benchmark carbon price climbed by over 1 EUR to reach a seven-month high. Could it continue to rise? As companies across the EU rush to meet the EU ETS deadline on the 30...

18 Sep 202525min

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