Nuclear power ought to be a bigger part of Europe’s climate politics, write Danish MEP Asger Christensen and Danish candidate for Parliament Jonas Pullich.

Norway and the UK have signed off on a deal to bolster protection of seabed infrastructure.

An untried tender scheme whereby the state assumes co-ownership of offshore wind farms is not the way forward, opines the Danish Chamber of Commerce.

There is a 98% probability that the next five years will be the hottest ever recorded, says UN organization.

The German chemical major touts more PPAs and fewer contracts for difference across the energy sector.

Denmark’s climate minister says the state should be joint owner of new wind turbines at sea. According to Børsen, the aim is a 25% stake.

Onshore wind roll-out dipped during the year’s first quarter.

EU official charged with negotiating Parliament position on the power market reform looks to instate permanent cap for producers and earmark provenu from state-run energy projects to consumers.

Manufacturers of electric vehicles are having difficulties securing sufficient battery volumes.

A new analysis shows that losing access to the EU’s internal energy markets has increased British consumers’ energy bill in 2022.

Norwegian Aker Carbon Capture is to supply the technology for carbon capture, which is then to be stored in Northern Lights in Norway. Ørsted has struck a deal with Microsoft about carbon removal.

The Danish Energy Agency closes a contract with Ørsted for funding a project set to become the largest in Denmark in terms of full-scale carbon capture, utilization and storage.

It remains uncertain whether there is enough fuel and at the right ports once the new EU demands for shipping come into force, several observers say.

National public energy enterprises Energinet and Gasunie release a report investigating the import and export potential for large-scale production of hydrogen.

In Europe we tend to overthink things too much, and this impedes us from launching the first major projects that could get the wheels on the hydrogen market in motion, says Ørsted head of PtX. 

Swift and bold investments in green companies are necessary, says Margrethe Vestager, calling for a new equity fund to send money directly to the companies.

With an effective date beginning in 2024, there is time to find a broadly based compromise, say stakeholders.

Protests against a 40% resource rent tax on onshore wind farms see Norway backtrack plans.

Recent geopolitical events in Europe have started the clock on Ireland’s offshore plans, says Irish minister.

The Danish Council on Climate Change presents new analysis of the future power supply, deeming nuclear power as an economically unfavorable solution.