A historic moment: Renewables to surpass coal as the largest source of global electricity in 2025 or 2026. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), renewables will overtake coal as the leading electricity source by 2025 or 2026 at the latest, depending on weather and economic conditions. The IEA... #Energy #EnergyGeneration #GreenENergy
The EU might cut off Russian gas supplies a year earlier than expected. The European Parliament is exploring proposals to accelerate the EU’s phase-out of Russian gas by one year, aiming for January 2027. EU countries and their lawmakers are preparing to negotiate an EU p... #Energy #EUandRUssia #RussianEnergy
War has changed the energy landscape: Global trade in liquefied natural gas will grow by another 25% in five years. LNG trade has already set a record in 2022 but is expected to grow by another 25% in five years to 500 million tons annually, according to the International Energy Forum (IEF). China has overtaken Jap... #Energy #GasExport #GasTraders #LNG #LNGdeliveries
Renewable Energy market of Ukraine before and after the war. Ukraine’s green path to energy independence and investment opportunities for foreign partners. Renewable energy began being actively developed in Ukraine after 2014 – at the end of the yea... #Energy #energyukraine #RenewableEnergy #RenewableEnergyUkraine #SolarEnergyUkraine #WindEnergy #WindEnergyUkraine
The EU wants to move more actively to renewable energy. The EU may set more ambitious targets for the transition to renewable energy, looking for alternatives to oil and gas imports from Russia, stated EU Climate Policy President Frans Timmermans. EU count... #Energy #eu #EUenergy #Renewables
Electricity production in Ukraine grew by 5.2%. In 2021, electricity production in Ukraine amounted to 156.576 B kWh, which is 5.2% more than in 2020, reported the Ministry of Energy. In 2021, nuclear power plants increased electricity production b... #Electricity #ElectricityProduction #Energy #energyukraine
The United States will deploy NuScale small modular reactor technology in Ukraine. The US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) announced it would support Ukrainian authorities to assess NuScale’s small reactor technology with a view to future exports. A 50 MWe version of NuSca... #Energy #ModularReactorTechnology #Nuclear #nuclearenergy #USTDA
Gas prices in Europe have increased to $1,350 in October. This is the highest figure since early October when the price soared to almost $2,000 per thousand cubic meters. Quotes on January contracts on December 13 reached $1358 per thousand cubic meters, rep... #Energy #Energyprices #GasPricesinEU
Belarus has resumed electricity supplies to Ukraine. The supply of electricity to Ukraine from Belarus resumed on November 21, said an announcement from the Belarusian Energy Ministry. The export is carried out under the contract signed for the month of... #BelarusandUkraine #ElectricityfromBelarus #Energy
Ukraine hopes to agree on increasing gas reverse from Slovakia. The increase in capacities for guaranteed physical transportation of gas from Slovakia to Ukraine will strengthen the energy security of the country and the region, said Olga Belkova, the Director for... #Energy #GasforUkrainefromSlovakia #GasfromSlovakia #SlovakiaandUkraine
Energy prices increased by inflation, with natural gas rising by 64% and electricity up 37% . Food prices increased by 10%. Leaders were food items produced in Ukraine: bread +14%; fruit +14.5%; sunflower oil +48.5%; sugar +65%; and eggs +109%. #Energy #Energyprices #energyukraine
A $2 billion project to build the world’s largest solar plant around Chornobyl seems to have been largely dreamed up to pump of the stock of the US company, Energokon, according to analysts interviewed by Radio Free Europe in a 2,500-word investigative report. The 3-gigawatt plant also was designed to export hydrogen and to create a 5G mobile network. The... #Chernobylsolar #Energy #Solar #solarinChernobyl #SolarPlant #solarpowerukraine
