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EU launches T-MED to accelerate renewables, hydrogen, and power grids

José López · June 13, 2026

An initiative that expects to mobilize €25 billion by 2035 to boost renewables, hydrogen, power grids, and clean technologies in the Mediterranean.

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ENGIE and European Energy drive a renewable hydrogen project

José López · June 13, 2026

The initiative seeks to strengthen the European green hydrogen market and support the future energy connection between Denmark and Germany.

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UK Connects 713 Projects and £40B in Energy

Redactor Inspenet · June 12, 2026

The UK's National Energy System Operator offered grid connection dates to 713 energy projects with 37 GW of capacity.

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Japan restarts Reactor No. 6 at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant

Redactor Inspenet · June 12, 2026

General Manager Inagaki confirmed that TEPCO is transferring fuel from Reactor No. 6 to other units at the plant with more available space.

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Poland to Select Partner for its Second Nuclear Power Plant in 2027

Antonio Zavarce · June 12, 2026

Poland will finalize the technological and financial partner for its second nuclear power plant in 2027, with major companies as candidates.

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Gasrec and FreshLinc to Open Public Bio-LNG Station

José López · June 12, 2026

The station will be located next to FreshLinc's headquarters in Spalding, will be the first public Bio-LNG facility in East Anglia, and is scheduled…

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United States Unveils Definitive Roadmap to Commercialize Nuclear Fusion Energy

Joshua Falcón · June 11, 2026

The Department of Energy establishes a national strategy to deploy commercial pilot plants by the mid-2030s.

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Rebound to Develop One of Europe’s Largest SAF Plants

Ruth Arteaga · June 11, 2026

The future Dunkirk plant will produce 160,000 tons of SAF per year, positioning it among the largest in Europe.

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Salzgitter AG and EWE agree to supply green hydrogen for steel

Marcos Medina · June 11, 2026

Salzgitter AG will receive 10,000 tons of green hydrogen annually from EWE to advance the production of low-emission steel.

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COSCO Shipping completes the floating installation of the Qingzhou V and VII wind farms in China

Joshua Falcón · June 10, 2026

The logistics operation integrated the transport and positioning of a high-voltage converter platform with an estimated weight of 25,000 tonnes.

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New Energies

Downstream

Maritime

Midstream

Oil and Gas

Upstream

Wind Energy

EU launches T-MED to accelerate renewables, hydrogen, and power grids

ENGIE and European Energy drive a renewable hydrogen project

UK Connects 713 Projects and £40B in Energy

Japan restarts Reactor No. 6 at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant

Poland to Select Partner for its Second Nuclear Power Plant in 2027

Gasrec and FreshLinc to Open Public Bio-LNG Station

United States Unveils Definitive Roadmap to Commercialize Nuclear Fusion Energy

Rebound to Develop One of Europe’s Largest SAF Plants

Salzgitter AG and EWE agree to supply green hydrogen for steel

COSCO Shipping completes the floating installation of the Qingzhou V and VII wind farms in China