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The NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence was visited by ERASMUS students

The NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence was visited by ERASMUS students

2022.05.11 On 11th of May ERASMUS students from Lithuanian Military Academy visited the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence. NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence was visited by the New Zealand Embassy representative

NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence was visited by the New Zealand Embassy representative

2022.04.12 On 12th of April the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (NATO ENSEC COE) was visited by Tom Fitzsimons, Deputy Head of Mission from the New Zealand Embassy in Warsaw. The NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence was visited by Japan embassy delegation

The NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence was visited by Japan embassy delegation

2022.04.11 On 11th of April the Japan ambassador for Lithuania Mr. OZAKI Tetsu visited the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence. He was welcomed by the Centre’s director Colonel Darius Užkuraitis. The NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence was visited by Iceland Foreign Affairs Minister

The NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence was visited by Iceland Foreign Affairs Minister

2022.04.09 On 8th of April the Iceland Foreign Affairs Minister Thórdís Kolbrún Reykfjörd GYLFADÓTTIR visited the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (NATO ENSEC COE). The delegation was welcomed by the Centre’s director Colonel Darius Užkuraitis. NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence was visited by the France delegation

NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence was visited by the France delegation

2022.03.30 On 24th of March the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (NATO ENSEC COE) was visited by the France ambassador Mrs. Alix Victoria EVERARD and military attaché LTC Frederic Hubert LEMOINE.
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Climate legislation overhaul opens door to geothermal, but not wide enough

2021.07.29 Geothermal technology utilises the heat below the Earth’s surface to produce clean energy. Compared to solar and wind power it mainly focuses on decarbonising heating and cooling, sectors responsible for around half of Europe’s energy consumption...

Europe’s Largest Hydrogen Electrolyser

2021.07.28 Shell has started up Europe’s largest hydrogen electrolyser of its kind at its energy and chemicals park Rheinland, in Germany, as it sees the great potential for its use in a range of sectors, from production to industry. Shell’s ultimate goal is...

EU plans to increase renewable energy share in energy mix to 40% by 2030

2021.07.15 To help meet the 2050 goal, the European Commission decided to set interim target for the EU to raise the share of renewable energy to 40% of final consumption by 2030, up from roughly 20% in 2019.

Germanium-based solar cell tech for agrivoltaics

2021.01.15 A team of researchers from Germany have developed an improved amorphous germanium PV cell that bounds light in an ultra-thin absorber. The technology relies on plasma-enhanced vapor deposition and magnetron sputtering. According to the scientists,...

Exclusive: U.S. tells European companies they face sanctions risk on Nord Stream 2 pipeline

2021.01.14 The United States warned European companies, who might have helped to build Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, about the risk of sanctions they might face. A source said the U.S. is expected to issue a report on companies it believes are helping the...
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Climate legislation overhaul opens door to geothermal, but not wide enough

2021.07.29 Geothermal technology utilises the heat below the Earth’s surface to produce clean energy. Compared to solar and wind power it mainly focuses on decarbonising heating and cooling, sectors responsible for around half of Europe’s energy consumption...

Europe’s Largest Hydrogen Electrolyser

2021.07.28 Shell has started up Europe’s largest hydrogen electrolyser of its kind at its energy and chemicals park Rheinland, in Germany, as it sees the great potential for its use in a range of sectors, from production to industry. Shell’s ultimate goal is...

EU plans to increase renewable energy share in energy mix to 40% by 2030

2021.07.15 To help meet the 2050 goal, the European Commission decided to set interim target for the EU to raise the share of renewable energy to 40% of final consumption by 2030, up from roughly 20% in 2019.

Germanium-based solar cell tech for agrivoltaics

2021.01.15 A team of researchers from Germany have developed an improved amorphous germanium PV cell that bounds light in an ultra-thin absorber. The technology relies on plasma-enhanced vapor deposition and magnetron sputtering. According to the scientists,...

Exclusive: U.S. tells European companies they face sanctions risk on Nord Stream 2 pipeline

2021.01.14 The United States warned European companies, who might have helped to build Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, about the risk of sanctions they might face. A source said the U.S. is expected to issue a report on companies it believes are helping the...