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1. The costs to the West – and the rest February 8, 2012

The costs to the West of war with Iran would pale compared to the costs to the developing world. Debates on the pros and cons of attacking Iran turn, inevitably, to 1973 and...

The costs to the West – and the rest

2. Russian gas flow increases February 6, 2012

Supply back to normal level for most member states, but problems remain in Germany, Italy and Romania. Gas flows from Russia have returned to normal levels in most of the EU...

Russian gas flow increases

3. Russian gas cuts hit eight member states February 3, 2012

Decrease in supply sparks fears of another energy crisis. A sharp drop in Russian gas supplies has been reported in eight member states, sparking fears of a repeat of the...

Russian gas cuts hit eight member states

4. EU shale-gas debate hots up February 2, 2012

Opposition grows against shale-gas extraction, but energy companies say that process is safe. Depending on whom you talk to, last Friday's report by the European Commission...

EU shale-gas debate hots up

5. India's green targets may be too ambitious February 2, 2012

India has launched a series of measures to reduce its emissions, but there is a long way to go. It has been said that the idea of moderating consumption should come naturally...

6. On a sustainable path January 19, 2012

Divisions over energy efficiency in the Parliament are overstated. You wrote recently that “MEPs are divided over how far compulsion should play a role in achieving EU...

On a sustainable path

7. A secure energy supply January 19, 2012

On schedule to bring gas to Europe. I was interested to read Alan Riley's article on the bidders to deliver gas from Azerbaijan's Shah Deniz gas fields in the Caspian Sea...

A secure energy supply

8. The final lap January 16, 2012

The European destination of the first major tranche of Caspian gas to be decided by April. By April, we should know how the first major delivery of Caspian gas into Europe...

The final lap

9. Greening the European Investment Bank January 9, 2012

The EIB now promotes clean energy more – but fossil fuels still dominate its energy portfolio. Over the past four years, the European Investment Bank – the European...

Greening the European Investment Bank

10. Denmark the green champion? December 15, 2011

Denmark's position at the forefront of environment policy is likely to have a strong influence on its presidency. In 1973, when the world was in the throes of a global energy...

Denmark the green champion?

11. California disputes Canadian claims on tar-sands emissions December 8, 2011

US state defends its environmental standards. California's environmental protection agency has written to the European Commission and EU member states rejecting claims from...

California disputes Canadian claims on tar-sands emissions

12. 'Good progress' made on nuclear stress tests November 24, 2011

Progress report on EU-wide nuclear checks, but green groups are critical of the tests. Stress tests on nuclear power plants are on track and have been conducted in a...

'Good progress' made on nuclear stress tests

13. The destructive impact of tar-sands mining November 24, 2011

Tar-sands are having a terrible impact on Canada's landscape. Mark Milke of Canada's Fraser Institute was a good promoter of the interests of the oil industry in his opinion...

14. The EU must stick to its tar-sands proposals November 24, 2011

Canada is not being singled out for its production of oil from tar-sands. Production of oil from tar sands results in the emission of more greenhouse gases than from most...

The EU must stick to its tar-sands proposals

15. Does the EU value emissions over human rights? November 17, 2011

The EU is making a mistake by targeting Canada's oil sands. The European Commission was wrongheaded when, in October, it singled out oil extracted from Canada's ‘tar sands'...

16. How CAP could build a bio-based economy November 10, 2011

The EU should help farmers turn agricultural residues into a profitable resource. Europe's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) has long suffered from two chronic problems:...

17. Barking up the wrong tree? November 10, 2011

Better land management could take the heat out of debate about the impact of biofuel on food production. The principal challenge today for the bioenergy industry is how to...

Barking up the wrong tree?

18. Smart ways to improve efficiency November 3, 2011

The EU must not miss out on the chance to take advantage of energy technology. The article “MEP urges governments to back energy efficiency to boost growth” (20-26...

Smart ways to improve efficiency

19. Commission seeks stricter offshore exploration rules October 28, 2011

Offshore operators will be fully liable for any environmental damage. The European Commission has presented plans to regulate offshore oil and gas operations in a bid to...

Commission seeks stricter offshore exploration rules

20. Energy roadmap foresees massive shift to renewables October 27, 2011

Draft looks at ways to achieve emissions targets; increased use of electric vehicles is envisaged. Renewable energy sources would have to provide at least 55% of all energy...

Energy roadmap foresees massive shift to renewables

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