18 activists removed from Cairn rig
Cairn Energy has announced that drilling has begun again at its oil exploration rig in the Arctic, after 18 Greenpeace activists breached a restricted...
Norwegian CO2 levels spike
Recent data has shown that Norway’s CO2 emissions increased by nearly five percent in 2010.
Sweden slams Germany’s nuclear pledge
A top Swedish official has branded Germany’s announcement that it will be decommissioning its nuclear power stations by 2022 as “unrealistic.”
Technology to further ‘outsmart’ Finnish energy meters
Residences and businesses across Finland may soon start employing new devices to provide further aid in their drive for energy efficiency.
Oslo: the world capital of electric cars
Despite gaining its wealth from oil, Norway has becoming the world’s biggest user of electric cars.
Russia-Denmark relations advance with energy agreement
Business between Denmark and Russia will take a step forward this year via new energy initiatives.
Landsvirkjun AGM 2011: Diverse industries, marine cable and green revenue
The Icelandic renewable energy company Landsvirkjun announced at its recent AGM that it is ready to seize opportunities in green electricity productio...
Landsvirkjun and the European Investment Bank sign a new loan agreement
Landsvirkjun, one of Europe’s leading renewable energy companies, signed a new loan agreement amounting to EUR 70 million (11.3 billion ISK) wit...