Energy

Will Europe have enough gas for the winter - the last risky season

Energy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - August 28, 2023.

The European Union has done most of its homework in order to avoid turbulence and a gas supply crisis ahead of the upcoming winter. Reduced demand...

Europe does not need to be dependent on Chinese rare materials - it should return to mining

Energy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - August 13, 2023.

Europe has become entirely dependent on China for its supply of rare metals, in part because of its deep-rooted environmental awareness. But if it really...

Blocking uranium exports from Niger to France - The junta's suicidal move

Energy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - August 2, 2023.

France's energy sector will remain immune to a possible suspension of uranium exports from Niger. This was declared by the military junta that staged a...

China's climate blackmail - a modest result of John Kerry's first mission in Beijing

China Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 21, 2023.

Nature made sure that the talks between the two biggest polluters on the planet take place in a menacing mise-en-scène after one year, which announced...

European confusion over nuclear power plants - who will pay the higher bills?

Energy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 3, 2023.

Europe's race towards achieving zero emission goals might slow down because of the ongoing disagreements over the treatment of nuclear power plants: are they green...

Lithium OPEC in Latin America - another futile populist idea

Energy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - May 27, 2023.

If lithium is the oil of the 21st century, as its largest consumer Elon Musk said, then why shouldn't its biggest producers have their own...

The EU needs the support of G7 partners for a definite cessation of gas imports from Russia

Energy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - May 15, 2023.

The G7 leaders will meet in Hiroshima next weekend. This may be one of the most significant turning points in global energy policy, and a...

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