 static6.com Every year, the same ritual repeats itself in the European energy debate. The cooler the temperatures outside, the more heated the debates over natural gas supply security become. For years now, discussions have been following the same well-trodden path. . . TAGGED: economy, energy security, natural gas pipeline, natural gas, European Union, Russia, EU ObserverRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| In 2011, 9,616 MW of wind energy capacity was installed in the EU, making a total of 93,957 MW - enough to supply 6.3% of the EU's electricity, according to figures published today by the European Wind Energy Association... more ›› |
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