Global Electricity Review 2025
<p>In a world of higher electricity demand growth, clean electricity is stepping up to the challenge. Spearheaded by exponential solar expansion, clean power is set to grow faster than demand, marking
European Union (EU)
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The new recruits
Mixed forecast for agriculture for the ten entrants into the EU
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In court
weed killer ban
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Under fire
The European court of first instance in Luxembourg recently refused to shield three of the world's largest tobacco companies from legal action linked to cigarette smuggling. The move was initiated
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Business as usual
The EU has not learnt anything from its failure at Cancun
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UK wants to emit more
But EU rejects its plan
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Doha round in indefinite suspension
a renewed brawl over farm subsidy has stripped the
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Countdown to Cancun: Agricultural subsidies
why should four per cent of the agricultural workforce mostly affluent in high income countries reap the rich harvest of an international trade regime, when 70 per cent farmers predominantly indigent in developing countries get a raw deal under the sa
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UK breathes easy after Ripa di Meana's exit
New EC environment commissioner Jacques Delors is expected to take a much softer stand on England's environmental transgressions
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SOS for cod
NOTWITHSTANDING the curbs imposed by the European Union (EU) on the fishing of endangered stocks in European waters, cod stocks in the North Sea am on the verge of extinction. Scientists of the
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IN FOCUS
The European Union (EU) was once again in the grip of a fishing controversy. After stormy discussions, EU fishery ministers agreed to reduce fishing capacities by up to 30 per cent