Greece moves to become Southeast Europe’s first carbon storage hub with €1bn Prinos project
The permit for the new “Omega” platform has been signed, which will enable Greek industries to reduce their emissions costs and boost their competitiveness - Work is set to begin in October
Aristotle University students compete for a spot in the finals of an international environmental contest
51 universities from around the world took part in the competition – What innovative environmental solutions the students proposed
Goldman Sachs: The EU is one step closer to a historic change in the coal market
Until now, gas prices have tended to move in tandem with the price of carbon allowances but this relationship is unlikely to last