Netherlands sees an opening for more ambitious car CO2 limits
The European Commission’s proposal for new car CO2 limits left many disappointed. But a spate of new governments in Europe…
Brussels set for compromise deal in Gazprom antitrust case
Brussels is set to announce it has reached a compromise deal with Gazprom in a long-running antitrust case over the…
Norway accepts EU energy rules, avoids dispute with Brussels
Norway’s parliament approved the adoption of European Union energy rules on Thursday (22 March), over the objections of some centre-left…
European energy security – under debate at the Romanian Energy Center, in Brussels
Political and business leaders have recently met in Brussels for the sixth annual edition of the Romanian Energy Day, organized…
EU consumer agencies to ask VW for damages
European national consumer agencies plan joint action to seek compensation for Volkswagen drivers who bought emissions-cheating diesel cars on the strength…
EC to conduct market survey before deciding on Gazprom fine
The European Commission will conduct a market survey before deciding finally whether to fine Russian company Gazprom or make a deal with…
Corneliu Bodea (CRE): Romania should be more active in Brussels
Corneliu Bodea, president of the Romanian Energy Center and executive director of Adrem, welcomed the fact that Romania is advancing…
Energy Union project, difficult to accomplish – experts
EU policymakers have unveiled plans for an Energy Union, hailing it as the biggest energy shake-up for more than half a…
Public opinion urges UK to accept energy efficiency targets
The United Kingdom has been urged by British civic leaders and NGOs to drop its opposition to a binding energy…
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