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Features: Europe
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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 »
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Hopes and fears for Copenhagen climate change talks
The climate change summit in Copenhagen next week is the most ambitious yet. There is literally the world to play... ...more »
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2009 Pinsent Masons Water Yearbook shows only two global giants remain
Only two of the world's 'big five' global water giants still deserve the moniker, according to this year's Pinsent Masons... ...more »
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Be realistic about carbon capture and storage prospects
We all want carbon capture and storage to work as a neat method of fighting climate change, but Dan Lewis... ...more »
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Water Framework Directive behind schedule
The EU's pursuit of "good" water status through the Water Framework Directive is behind schedule, underfunded and unlikely to be... ...more »
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Europe to tighten energy efficiency standards for buildings
European authorities are trying to ramp up energy efficiency standards for buildings - but not without opposition. Keith Nuthall, Alan... ...more »
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How are interconnectors financed?
Centralised funding from Europe is proving to be the backbone of interconnector financing across the continent, says Nigel Hawkins. The... ...more »
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The best markets for nuclear investment
The surge in popularity of nuclear power around the world means investors can be choosy about where they invest. Tony... ...more »
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How reliable is Gazprom as a source of gas for Europe?
Gazprom is prioritising building new gas pipelines over developing production. Nazrin Mehdiyeva warns that the policy makes the threat of... ...more »