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ExxonMobil Sues EU Over Windfall Tax

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 30, 2022

According to the company, the tax on ‘excess profits,’ whatever boon it might be for the EU’s coffers in the short term, is ultimately “counterproductive,” since it would scare off prospective investors.

Paris Conference To Help Ukraine Through Winter

Hélène de Lauzun December 17, 2022

The Russian army has been specifically targeting energy infrastructures. The aim of the conference was to put in place practical and concrete aid in the sectors identified as being the most in need.

Major Breakthrough in Fusion Technology

David Boos December 16, 2022

For the first time in history, researchers have managed to produce a net energy gain in a fusion experiment using lasers. While commercial use would need to see a great increase in effectivity, scientists hail this as a major breakthrough.

China’s Xi in Saudi Arabia to Deepen Ties, Expand Influence in Region

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 10, 2022

The White House has warned that China’s attempts to exert its influence worldwide, as it has just done with what was traditionally a U.S. regional ally, were “not conducive” to the international order.

Ukraine’s Winter War Dominates NATO Summit

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 1, 2022

For NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, there is no more doubt. “We stated that Ukraine will become a member, and I expect allies to reiterate that position,” he warned at the start of the two-day meeting.

A Winter of Discontent: The Coming Cold Season May Trigger a Spring of Political Change in European Elections

Logan C. West November 16, 2022

The troubles of this winter may cause Europeans to search for leadership alternatives focused more on national interests. The politics of Hungary and Italy may spread across the continent, with a rise of conservative victories.

EC President: Delay on Gas Price Cap is Unacceptable

Tristan Vanheuckelom November 11, 2022

Charles Michel is growing increasingly impatient with Ursula von der Leyen’s failure to come up with measures to blunt the pain of high energy costs inflicted on EU citizens and companies.

Rural Spain Sees Through the Scam of Renewable Energy

Bridget Ryder November 1, 2022

Locals have pulled back the curtain on the false promises of wind and solar, telling the dirty secrets of supposedly clean and green energy, and doing their best to form a democratic shield against technocrats and capitalists from Madrid to Brussels.

Energy Transition as Class Warfare and National Subordination

Carlos Perona Calvete October 5, 2022

The new enclosures and ‘fourth industrial revolution’—with its counterfeit morality, its saccharine pseudo-ethical appeals to inclusivity and saving the planet—may not need a large force, but they do need a disciplined, dependent population.

EU Council Plans Informal Meeting to Discuss Russia and Energy Concerns.

Bridget Ryder October 4, 2022

The informal meeting, planned for October 7th in Prague, follows on the heels of an agreement between energy ministers for mandatory windfall taxes on energy companies.

Tag: energy

ExxonMobil Sues EU Over Windfall Tax

Paris Conference To Help Ukraine Through Winter

Major Breakthrough in Fusion Technology

China’s Xi in Saudi Arabia to Deepen Ties, Expand Influence in Region

Ukraine’s Winter War Dominates NATO Summit

A Winter of Discontent: The Coming Cold Season May Trigger a Spring of Political Change in European Elections

EC President: Delay on Gas Price Cap is Unacceptable

Rural Spain Sees Through the Scam of Renewable Energy

Energy Transition as Class Warfare and National Subordination

EU Council Plans Informal Meeting to Discuss Russia and Energy Concerns.

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