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The storm has caused damage in Portugal and Spain and left other countries on alert.
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Until now, generating sustainable electricity in the Netherlands was mainly done with solar panels and wind turbines.
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The Czech government is investing in nuclear energy as a means to decarbonisation.
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In partnership with the European Commission
Leaders in the renewable energy sector tell Euronews Correspondent Denis Loctier how Europe can make better use of its surrounding waters to generate a reliable and sustainable source of electricity.
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Interview: Ocean energy farms are making waves in Europe
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Rémi Gruet, the CEO of Ocean Energy Europe, tells Euronews how the development of better technology and Russia's war in Ukraine have helped innovators convince the masses that ocean power could be the key to energy security in Europe.
Which EU countries use the most - and least - renewable energy?
Under the Renewable Energy Directive, the EU has increased its 2030 renewable target from 32 per cent to 42.5 per cent.
How the Chernobyl disaster inspired this woman to develop wave power
Wave energy can produce much more energy than wind power, with much less space, why aren’t we using it more?
How an ice house restoration is bringing life back to a French seaport
In partnership with the European Commission
The restoration of La Glacière in Étel in Brittany is both a conservation project and an investment in green technologies
New green hydrogen pipeline planned between Barcelona and Marseille
The aim of a new green pipeline between Barcelona and Marseille is to supply hydrogen which is generated from renewables, rather than fossil fuels, and help reduce Europe's reliance on Russia's gas and oil.
'We expect 2-3 million more people to leave their homes' WHO warns
The World Health Organization warns that millions of Ukrainians will leave their homes for warmth and safety this winter, with temperatures reaching minus 20 degrees Celsius as the country’s infrastructure is either damaged or destroyed.
Kyiv Mayor tells residents to prepare for a winter with no heat, water or power
The mayor of Ukraine's capital is warning residents that they must prepare for the worst this winter if Russia keeps striking the country's energy infrastructure.
If EU wants to save energy it must cut monthly Strasbourg move - MEP
Should the European Parliament continue to move between Brussels and Strasbourg?
German government nationalises Uniper to secure energy supply
Berlin has announced a deal to inject 8 billion euros into the country's biggest importer of Russian gas, nationalising Uniper in a move to control its energy supply.
UK energy bills to drop thanks to record investment in wind and solar
UK renewables will generate electricity four times cheaper than gas, figures from the latest government auction show.
Europe's week: Ukraine recommended EU candidate status
EU leaders will take a decision on granting Ukraine candidate status at next week's leaders' summit.
Greek farmers protest rising energy costs
Farmers in central Greece on Sunday blocked a highway with tractors and poured cans of milk on the ground to protest against rising energy costs.