no comment Guatemalans transform old bikes into machines A group of Guatemalan indigenous people have turned old bicycles into machines that help to protect the local environment. 09/02/2019
Mexico Petrol pipeline thieves cause deadly explosion in Mexico At least 21 killed and many injured in blast 19/01/2019
Spain End of the road for Spanish coal January 1, 2019 is the deadline for the last of Spain's unprofitable coal mines to cease production under an EU directive. 01/01/2019
Unreported Europe IMMERSIVE STORY: Take a tour of Europe's coal country Intense coal mining has made Katowice, where COP24 negotiations are taking place right now, one of Europe's most polluted areas. Take an interactive tour of coal country and meet the people who are fighting to keep it alive. 14/12/2018
Living ‘The world’s first designer low-energy light bulb’ How Plumen’s iconic designer lightbulb is changing the world... again. 06/12/2018
world news Which countries in Europe are paying the most for household energy? Electricity and gas in Denmark is the most expensive in Europe, according to new statistics. But where do other countries place? 29/11/2018
World Meet the man trying to fight the electricity crisis in Lebanon In Lebanon, daily electricity power cuts are commonplace. 23/11/2018
Germany German miners demand job protection ahead of coal phase-out German miners demand job protection ahead of coal phase-out 24/10/2018
world news EU's ban on halogen bulbs takes effect The aim is to reduce the carbon footprint from halogen lightbulbs. 01/09/2018
View ‘Clean cooling’ needs to come in from the cold | View We need to take a hard look at how we provide cooling and devise a radically more efficient approach. If we do not, the irony is that as we strive to cool ourselves down, we shall be heating the planet up …. requiring more cooling. 09/08/2018
Portugal New electricity line to link France and Spain Project to receive largest ever European energy subsidy 28/07/2018
Europe News EU, Russia and Ukraine in Berlin for gas talks The EU-brokered talks in Berlin between Russia and Ukraine over the future transit of gas from Russia to the European Union concluded one round on Tuesday. They will continue in September. 17/07/2018
Europe News Energy security in spotlight at EU-Ukraine summit Ukraine's President says North Stream 2 gas pipeline aims to 'weaken' his country 09/07/2018
Germany Germany and the US disagree over Russia's new Nordstream 2 pipeline It will double the amount of natural gas Russia can funnel directly to the heart of Europe from newly tapped reserves in Siberia. 18/05/2018
Business ADNOC CEO: 'We simply can and should invest in downstream' The CEO of oil giant ADNOC spoke to Euronews about plans to increase investment on downstream oil market 14/05/2018
United Kingdom Is the revolving door syndrome harming Europe's climate change fight? Campaigners have sounded the alarm over climate policy in Europe after uncovering evidence about the closeness of the relationship between governments and major energy firms. 06/05/2018
world news Green dams 'hit' West Balkans biodiversity, locals' water supply Lauded as green and environmentally friendly, small-scale hydropower dams are dotted around the West Balkans. But local communities say the impact is disastrous. 01/05/2018
real economy Europe's transition to a green energy future Sweden gets more than half of its energy from renewables but how is the rest of Europe doing when it comes to generating clean power? 06/02/2018
Sci-tech Tesla Mega battery made about 650,000 euros in two days It was a huge PR stunt on Twitter, that turned into a reality, that solved a huge problem. And now it’s making money 28/01/2018
Spain EU signs off on massive Franco-Spanish power link EU signs off on massive Franco-Spanish power link 25/01/2018
Norway Norway hoping to boost energy efficiency Technology that could save money and energy is being trialled near Oslo. 03/01/2018
China Workers make final checks on China's new power line As part of efforts to bring more renewable energy to China, maintenance workers balance 300 metres above the Yellow River to prepare the world's highest voltage power line for service. 30/12/2017
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Austria - a threat to EU values? In this edition of the Brief from Brussels: should the EU be worried about Austria as it becomes the first Western European country with the 18/12/2017
target Energy diversification in Madagascar Authorities want to upgrade energy production and distribution in Madagascar, where less than one in five people have access to electricity. 14/12/2017
Austria Europe's gas prices soar as Austria blast adds to supply fears Italy declares a state of emergency for energy amid concern in Europe that winter gas supplies may be disrupted. 12/12/2017
