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Canada to Export Hydrogen Fuel to Energy-Scarce Germany

Tristan Vanheuckelom August 26, 2022

Since the Russo-Ukrainian war’s escalation, Germany has been frantically looking for alternatives, even going as far as to court Qatar. It hopes that Canadian hydrogen fuel could eventually power its cars, trucks, and ships.

“We have cut our own legs off”— Roland Tichy speaks about Germany’s troubles

Mátyás Kohán August 24, 2022

“The Germans want European solidarity, and solidarity always means, euphemistically, that I am poor, so I am taking something from you.”— Roland Tichy, founding editor of Tichys Einblick

Germans Facing an Extra €500 a Year in Gas Bills

Tristan Vanheuckelom August 16, 2022

The levy comes just days after Energy Minister Robert Habeck announced his plan for reducing gas consumption by 20%. He also wants to allow public buildings to be heated at a maximum of 19 degrees.

Citizens Opposed to EU Solar and Wind Energy Projects

Bridget Ryder August 12, 2022

The Commission’s directives would enshrine in EU regulation solar and wind energy projects as worthy of “overriding public interest” status. Being overridden is exactly what rural communities fear.

More than 100K Britons Refuse to Pay for Energy This Fall

Tristan Vanheuckelom August 12, 2022

On its website, the collective Don’t Pay UK demands a “reduction of energy bills to an affordable level.”

Thermostat Control for Spanish Businesses

Bridget Ryder August 5, 2022

In Seville, one of the hottest and most touristic cities in the country, restaurant and shop owners have come out in full rebellion against the measure, calling it one more step in undermining small businesses.

France Facing Potential Blackouts

David Boos August 5, 2022

With more than half of its nuclear power plants undergoing maintenance, France seems woefully underprepared to meet increased power demands in winter, which might make Paris the first major European capital this winter to experience blackouts.

Tight Markets, Logistics, Bottlenecks Could Cause Coal Shortage

Bridget Ryder August 4, 2022

Germany and Poland are the countries facing the greatest likelihood of suffering from a coal shortfall.

Spain: PM Calls for Necktie Sacrifice to Conserve Energy

Tristan Vanheuckelom July 31, 2022

It is unclear if Sánchez wants to turn his anti-tie appeal into a nation-wide campaign, and whether Spaniards will be asked to forego other energy-depleting lifestyle choices.

Hungarian Foreign Minister in Moscow

Hélène de Lauzun July 29, 2022

Péter Szijjártó is above all pragmatic. His visit comes on the heels of the EU’s decision to cut Russian gas supplies by 15%.

Tag: energy

Canada to Export Hydrogen Fuel to Energy-Scarce Germany

“We have cut our own legs off”— Roland Tichy speaks about Germany’s troubles

Germans Facing an Extra €500 a Year in Gas Bills

Citizens Opposed to EU Solar and Wind Energy Projects

More than 100K Britons Refuse to Pay for Energy This Fall

Thermostat Control for Spanish Businesses

France Facing Potential Blackouts

Tight Markets, Logistics, Bottlenecks Could Cause Coal Shortage

Spain: PM Calls for Necktie Sacrifice to Conserve Energy

Hungarian Foreign Minister in Moscow

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