The future of a green and resilient Europe can only be forged with European steel. Dive into EUROFER’s Manifesto to learn how the EU can shape the future of industries at the core of clean technologies.
Dirty deals in clean energy – the EU’s worst nightmare The resignation of Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa last week over suspicion of corruption in the concession of lithium mining and hydrogen projects should serve a warning shot for similar projects in Europe, writes Frédéric Simon.
Germany to back €20 billion bid to build hydrogen pipe network The German government is poised to put its weight behind a network of hydrogen pipelines stretching 9,700 kilometres and coming at a cost of €20 billion in a bid to solve the hydrogen economy's ‘chicken-and-egg' dilemna.
Negotiators strike deal on first ever EU law to tackle methane leakage The EU struck an informal agreement on its first ever law to tackle methane emissions in the energy sector, following late-night negotiations in Brussels that will oblige importers of fossil fuels to match minimum standards from 2030.
France to regulate nuclear electricity sales price at €70/MWh After months of negotiations, the French government and state-owend utility EDF reached an agreement on Tuesday (14 November) to regulate the selling price of nuclear power at an average of €70 per Megawatt-hour, with a "rent capture mechanism" applying when prices rise above €78-€80/MWh.
Generative AI could increase the size of the EU economy by 1.2 trillion Euros and save the average worker over 70 hours a year. Google is committed to playing its part in helping the EU realize its digital and AI-driven future.
European Commission launches ImagineEU Competition for Secondary School Students. Encourage teenagers to brainstorm European-level changes for improving the quality of life for all EU citizens.
