The IEA’s flagship World Energy Outlook was published last Wednesday. One of the key messages from the 810-page report is that there is no single or simple solution to transforming global energy systems. Global emissions are rising, air pollution remains a deadly threat in many cities, and hundreds of millions of people around the world still live without any access to electricity.

Australia's Aura Energy has lodged a claim against the Swedish government for compensation for the financial loss resulting from a ban on uranium exploration and mining, introduced in August 2018. The company had planned to extract uranium as a by-product from its 100%-owned Häggån polymetallic project in Sweden.

Federal regulator wants to know more about the consultation Equinor conducted and the risks posed by oil spills Norwegian energy company Equinor has been ordered to modify and resubmit an environmental plan to drill an oil exploration well in the Great Australian Bight. The company has exploration rights on a site about 370km off the South Australian coast and first submitted its environmental…

With an average of 300 days of sun per year, the present and future of clean energies in Spain are focused undoubtedly on solar energy. By installing over 4GW of capacity in 2019 (14 times more than in 2018), Spain will lead the solar market in Europe this year, a landmark that illustrates the solar energy sector in the country has already taken off.