France has long been Europe’s standard bearer when it comes to nuclear energy and now other countries are following its example. With the recent European Parliament vote to include nuclear in a list of green investments, it is essential for investors to act quickly and support EU nuclear projects to ensure energy security, writes Timur Tillyaev.
Attempts to suppress cryptocurrency now would only drive the market underground or into jurisdictions tolerant of its negative deployment. Instead, there should be an effective, global regulatory framework making cryptocurrencies safer for investors, writes Timur Tillyaev.
Following the Fukushima disaster in 2011, Germany sped up plans to shut down all its nuclear plants. Given the current energy crisis, such decisions should be revisited, writes Timur Tillyaev. Europe is mired in one of the worst energy crises in modern history....
COP26 showed that green energy is not yet appealing enough for the world to reach a consensus on coal phase-out. The priority now should be creating affordable and viable alternatives . Many were hoping that COP26 would be the moment the world agreed to phase...
After a summer of heatwaves and wildfires in Europe, it is strange to think this winter could be uncomfortably cold for many. Natural gas inventories are lower than usual due to last year’s unusually frosty winter. [Jonathan...
The rise of ESG is not just a trend, but an essential shift in practices for responding to climate crisis. Human-caused climate change is real This summer the USA is experiencing a drought experts believe could be the worst for over 1200 years. The...
“Tackling climate change is now as much a political and communications challenge as it is a scientific or technological one. We have the skills to address it in time, all we need is the global will to do so.” These were the words of Sir David...