Regulation

EU Reaches Agreement on Green Recovery Plan
After four days of talks, EU leaders have agreed on a recovery package and the 2021-2027 budget that will help the EU to rebuild after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ethiopia
Ethiopia: A New Impetus for Quenching National Energy Thirst
A long-term prosperity and sustainable development aspiration in a given nation can be made a reality via various means.
Denmark Seeks Input on Draft Conditions for 2020 Renewables Tender
The Danish Energy Agency is seeking opinions on the draft tender conditions for its technology-neutral renewables auction scheduled for this year.
Several Agreements Signed at US-India Strategic Energy Partnership Ministerial Meeting
They also discussed the possibility of India storing oil in the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve to increase their nation's strategic oil stockpile.
G20 Governments Firmly Behind Fossil Fuels with $151 Billion in COVID-19 Recovery Policies
A total commitment of at least $151 billion from G20 governments in support of fossil fuels has been made available in their energy recovery policies.
Energy Infrastructure
Biden Pledges $2T in Clean Energy and Infrastructure Spending
“We’re not just going to tinker around the edges,” says the Democratic candidate, promising “historic investments” in solar, wind, batteries and transmissi…
Energy Security
Japanese Policy Still Focussed on Long-Term Energy Security
No formal change to existing policy has been announced.
Offshore Wind Power
German Federal Council Calls for 30 GW of Offshore Wind by 2035, Rapid EEG Reform
German Federal Council (Bundesrat) has called for the country's offshore wind ambitions to be raised, with a target for 2035 to be set at 30 GW.
Coal Trade
Germany Passes 2038 Coal Exit Law with Compensation
Germany has passed legislation to end coal-fired power generation by 2038 at the latest and agreed on a shutdown schedule for individual lignite power plants.
Development of policies and regulations
General procurement notice for Development of policies and regulations for engendering energy sector
Power Construction
Srpska Adopts New Law on Electricity in Line with EU's Third Energy Package
The National Assembly of the Republic of Srpska has adopted a new law on electricity.
Electric Vehicle Charging
Austria Boosts EV and Charge Point Subsidies
The Austrian government is increasing purchase premiums and subsidies for charging infrastructure for zero-emission and plug-in hybrid vehicles from 1 July.
India: Amendments to the Electricity Act Should Have Consent of States
Amending the Central Electricity Act 2003 is an attempt by the government to change the course of policy direction and its implementation in the power sector.
Irish Green Leader Appointed Energy Minister
Green Party leader Eamon Ryan has been appointed Energy Minister in the newly-formed Irish coalition government.
Africa Energy
Algerian Government to Establish National Energy Council
Algeria will soon take a new step forward in the energy industry.

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Regulation

EU Reaches Agreement on Green Recovery Plan

Ethiopia: A New Impetus for Quenching National Energy Thirst

Denmark Seeks Input on Draft Conditions for 2020 Renewables Tender

Several Agreements Signed at US-India Strategic Energy Partnership Ministerial Meeting

G20 Governments Firmly Behind Fossil Fuels with $151 Billion in COVID-19 Recovery Policies

Biden Pledges $2T in Clean Energy and Infrastructure Spending

Japanese Policy Still Focussed on Long-Term Energy Security

German Federal Council Calls for 30 GW of Offshore Wind by 2035, Rapid EEG Reform

Germany Passes 2038 Coal Exit Law with Compensation

Development of policies and regulations

Srpska Adopts New Law on Electricity in Line with EU's Third Energy Package

Austria Boosts EV and Charge Point Subsidies

India: Amendments to the Electricity Act Should Have Consent of States

Irish Green Leader Appointed Energy Minister

Algerian Government to Establish National Energy Council