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Greece Intends to Develop Nuclear Energy

At the conference titled "Energy Transition Summit: Eastern Mediterranean and Southeast Europe," Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated that Greece "needs to be ready to join the nuclear alliance" and reminded the audience...

Global Support for Nuclear Energy Remains Strong

According to the latest public opinion survey conducted by the research firm Savanta and the energy consultancy Radiant Energy Group, global support for nuclear energy remains robust. The survey included 31,831 respondents...

Assessment of Nuclear Power Plants in the Netherlands and Slovenia – Krško to Operate Until 2043

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has conducted two important safety inspections at nuclear power plants in the Netherlands and Slovenia. In the Netherlands, an IAEA team visited the Borssele nuclear power plant...

EU aims to end Russian energy imports, new dependence on U.S. gas raises concern

The European Commission presented a new strategy on May 6, 2025, aimed at completely ending imports of Russian energy by the end of 2027. The strategy outlines several key directions: A full halt to...

Bulgaria Announces New Oil and Gas Exploration in the Black Sea

At a ceremony held at the Council of Ministers, Bulgarian Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov signed an agreement for the exploration and search for oil and natural gas in Block 1-26 Han Tervel....

Coal Use at Its Lowest in the Past 20 Years

Electricity production from coal reached its lowest level in the past two decades last year, totaling 44 gigawatts (GW), marking a strong signal for the continued decline in the use of the...

The United Kingdom Takes a Step Toward Its Energy Future with a £20 Million Investment in Fusion Energy

The United Kingdom has taken a step toward its energy future by investing £20 million in the development of fusion energy – a technology that promises an almost unlimited source of clean...

Controversial Biofuels: Deception Over Palm Waste Threatens Green Goals

European biofuel policies have led to serious environmental issues, including global deforestation. Biofuels are produced by processing biomass – organic materials such as plants, agricultural residues, or waste. However, due to negative consequences,...

Coal Industry in Australia Increases Production While Emissions Remain the Same – Genuine Success or Illusion?

The organization Ember has published a report analyzing fugitive emissions in Australia’s coal industry between 1990 and 2022. These are greenhouse gas emissions resulting from leaks or unintentional gas releases that are...

Finland Develops the Most Advanced Radioactive Waste Disposal System

Finland has recently completed a trial run at its nuclear waste encapsulation facility, marking a significant step toward achieving a safer and more long-term solution for disposing of highly radioactive materials. This...

India Builds the World’s Longest Oil Pipeline

India is set to achieve a new world record in the energy sector with the construction of the world's longest liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) pipeline. The project is in its final stages,...

Ghana on Track to Become One of the First West African Countries with a Large-Scale Nuclear Power Plant

Ghana’s current energy mix is primarily based on hydropower and thermal power plants that use gas and petroleum derivatives. Hydropower has traditionally been considered a stable and relatively inexpensive source of electricity...

Indonesia Plans to Expand Coal Power Plants – How Will This Affect Climate Goals?

Indonesia, in its latest National Electricity Master Plan for the period 2024–2060 (RUKN), has outlined the expansion of coal power plant capacity and an increase in coal production. According to EMBER, if...

Belgium Reverses Its Nuclear Phase-Out Policy

For many years, Belgium maintained a ban on the construction of new nuclear reactors and pursued a policy of gradually phasing out and shutting down all nuclear units. However, over time, there...

EU Helps Moldova Address Energy Crisis

The Moldovan government declared a state of emergency in mid-December 2024 to respond to the energy crisis caused by the disruption of Russian gas supplies. This decision came as a result of...

Bulgaria Aims to Become the First Country in Europe with a Functional AP1000 Reactor

Bulgaria has longstanding experience in nuclear energy, and the implementation of the project for the construction of new nuclear capacities is of strategic importance not only for the country but also for...
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