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Director of NATO ENESEC COE participated in ONS 2016 conference in Stavanger Norway

Director of NATO ENESEC COE participated in ONS 2016 conference in Stavanger Norway

2016.09.02 On 29th – 30th of August Director of NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence Colonel Gintaras Bagdonas participated in one of the biggest conference in Norway ONS Summit 2016 – in cooperation with Munich Security.
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What Negative Oil Prices Mean To The Top Exporting Countries

2020.04.22 The historic price swoon, with no end in sight, threatens the stability of the entire oil industry.

EU climate chief sees green strings for car scrappage schemes

2020.04.22 Making the EU climate neutral by 2050, is not a luxury that can be tossed aside because of the pandemic.

Nano-particle battery could deliver cheaper, longer EV range

2020.04.22 A team of Japanese researchers has developed a new electrode for lithium-ion batteries that power electric vehicles.

Floating turbines could unlock the next stage of offshore wind development

2020.04.21 With 80% of the world's best wind resources located in deep, open waters, floating turbines could prove critical to harnessing the most from clean offshore power.

China’s Battery-Metals Rush Hits A Speed Bump

2020.04.21 China’s production of raw materials such as lithium, used to make batteries for electric vehicles has taken a hit.