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Features: Europe
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Feed-in tariffs must be responsive to market to succeed
Feed-in tariffs need to be more responsive to market conditions if they are to avoid the sudden rate cuts seen... ...more »
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Supergrid...super difficult
Supergrids could balance renewable energy sources across Europe, but implementing them will be far from straightforward, says Paul Davis. Supergrids... ...more »
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Amsterdam Smart City leads the way on green urban living
The Amsterdam Smart City project is set to become a blueprint for green urban living, with a smart grid at... ...more »
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Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive: progress and problems
Five years after the deadline for implementation, the UK is still working to comply with the Urban Waste Water Treatment... ...more »
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Nabucco still in the pipeline
The Nabucco gas pipeline project has been talked about for a decade. Could this be the year when arguments over... ...more »
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Growth of competition law infringement remedies by consent
More and more competition law infringement cases in the energy sector are being resolved by consent via "commitment decisions". Suzanne... ...more »
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Slow standards on smart metering force utilities to go it alone
Technical standards for smart meters have been slow to emerge at either UK or European level, so utilities are going... ...more »
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UK goes it alone on domestic carbon trading
The UK is unique in Europe in introducing a domestic carbon trading scheme. Emma Jackson reports. This April, the long-awaited... ...more »
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Zero-carbon electricity by 2050: what generators need
Europe's electricity could be carbon neutral by 2050, but Hans ten Berge says renewables need a proper carbon price, not... ...more »
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Customer service on the continent
How does customer service vary across Europe? We asked expats to compare utilities in their adopted countries with the service... ...more »