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19 Sep 2024, 09:33
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In brief | 19 September '24

Electric-Vehicles.com:

Move is part of its strategy to establish local production in Europe and avoid European Commission tariffs on imported Chinese EVs.

Euractiv:

After years of stagnating electrification rates in the European Union, the nomination of an electricity-friendly energy commissioner with a mandate to create an ‘Electrification Action Plan’ is giving fresh hope to beleaguered power sector stakeholders.

Financial Times:

Northvolt battery factory in Sweden was meant to symbolise EU green fightback against China & US. Instead, it is in danger of turning into emblem of EU failure to stay in the race.

Jennifer Morgan:

Our Transatlantic Clean Economy Bridge roundtable in Alberta asked where we can learn from each other: be it energy market reform, flexible grids, hydrogen or critical raw materials.

Financial Times:

Partnership with state utility ÄŒEZ could prove key test of whether technology can live up to potential.

Bloomberg:

Running hours of gas-fired power plants in the UK are at the lowest since at least 2017 as wind, solar and imports from Norway and France flood the grid.

Euronews:

The refinery is expected to produce enough lithium hydroxide for 500,000 electric cars per year.

Politico:

The lines of command in Ursula von der Leyen’s second term.

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