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Germany and Japan Prepare to Build the World’s First Commercial Fusion Power Plant
Germany could have the world’s first commercial fusion power plant by the end of the 2030s, generating electricity through nuclear fusion and feeding it into the grid. The plant is planned for the site of the former Gundremmingen nuclear power…
Türkiye enters a new phase of energy sector development, plans 7.5 GW of battery storage
Türkiye is entering a new phase of energy sector development, marked by strong growth in renewable energy, planned expansion of the grid and energy storage, as well as growing electricity demand, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). This is…
Russia Plans Around 30 GW of New Nuclear Capacity
Russia plans to significantly expand its nuclear power capacity in the coming years by constructing new large, medium and small nuclear power plants, while further expanding Rosatom’s projects on international markets. According to World Nuclear News, the Russian president said…
Used EV batteries in Vienna store surplus solar energy
Vienna has commissioned Austria’s largest electricity storage system using batteries from electric vehicles. Around 400 batteries, after completing their primary use in vehicles, will now be used to store surplus solar energy and feed it back into the grid when…
UEFA and European Leagues present Football Event Sustainability Manual
UEFA and European Leagues have introduced a new Football Event Sustainability Manual, a comprehensive tool designed to help clubs, leagues and national associations improve the organisation of sporting events through the implementation of environmental and socially responsible practices. The manual…
Additional security in gas supply for citizens, companies ensured
Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Djedovic Handanovic spoke today with Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Peter Szijjarto about cooperation in the field of natural gas supply, the construction of oil pipelines and the strengthening of electricity…
German companies spend significantly more on climate measures
Companies in Germany are investing more money in climate action measures, according to the German development bank KfW. One in seven euros was spent on climate projects. At €72.2 billion ($78.3 billion), the amount invested in 2022 was 18 percent…