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OECD urges an increase in taxes on carbon dioxide © UBC Micrometeorology

OECD urges increase in taxes on carbon dioxide

In a new report, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) urges an increase in taxes on carbon dioxide to combat climate change. The...
Commissioner Günther Oettinger’s proposed cuts to the EU’s long-term budget have proved controversial

Cuts to cohesion policy in EU’s long-term budget cause controversy

The Conference of Peripheral Maritime Regions (CPMR) and others have expressed dismay at proposed cuts to cohesion policy funding in the EU’s long-term budget...
The design for Gothenburg’s new cable car system is based on crane's in the city's ports © Fredrik

Gothenburg’s new cable car system chooses winning design

A design by Dutch company UNStudio design has won a competition to design the City of Gothenburg’s new cable car system. City officials hope that...
Member states prepare for plastics and packaging waste strategy

EU states prepare for plastics and packaging waste strategy

EU member states have introduced new legislation in preparation for the EU’s comprehensive new plastics and packaging waste strategy. The new plastics and packaging waste...
UK accuses Russia of NotPetya ransomware attack

UK accuses Russia of NotPetya ransomware attack

The UK government has publicly accused the Russian military of carrying out the malicious NotPetya ransomware attack that spread across Europe last year. Publicly accusing...
UK funds revolutionary vehicle-to-grid technologies

UK funds revolutionary vehicle-to-grid technologies

The UK government has announced a plan to invest £30m (~€33m) in revolutionary vehicle-to-grid technologies. These vehicle-to-grid technologies are expected to unlock the potential for...
ENA to support UK smart energy grid © Jared Kennedy

ENA’s Open Networks project to support UK smart energy grid

The UK's Energy Networks Association (ENA) has issued a new consultation on its Open Networks project, which seeks to lay the groundwork for a...
High sulphur shipping fuel ban welcomed by CAA © NASA/Kathryn Hansen

CAA welcomes high sulphur shipping fuel ban

The Clean Arctic Alliance (CAA) has welcomed the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) moves towards a ban on vessels carrying high sulphur shipping fuel. The ban...
Kitack Lim welcomed liquefied natural gas for shipping projects © International Maritime Organization

IMO and EBRD sign agreement on liquefied natural gas for shipping

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on sustainability projects,...
Installation of wind power capacity broke records in 2017 © Tom Shockey

Installation of wind power capacity broke records in 2017

Germany led the EU for installation of wind power capacity in 2017, according to new industry statistics published by WindEurope. Installation of wind power capacity...

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