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Germany’s power consumption falls to the 1990 level as industry withers
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Commercial fusion reactors breakthrough expected in 2024
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OMV Petrom steps towards green future with renewables and electromobility deals
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Hungary relaxes rules in bid to boost wind power
Output of Czech nuclear power plants dropped by 0.6 TWh y/y in 2023
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Russia’s nuclear power company Rosatom plagued by problems
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Belarus’ Russian-built nuclear power plant leak in February 2022 reported
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Final COP28 agreement is a cop-out
The final COP28 agreement calls for a "historic" transition away from fossil fuels and a trebling of renewables. But in the end it seems the fossil fuel lobby won.
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