Response to: US Shift to Natural Gas – Effects on EU Coal Consumption

By Amy (Note: This is a response to another post here. It’s entered as a new post in order to maintain the graphics – John) Samantha brought up some very interesting points. It is fascinating that a developed country like Germany, who has been the role model for clean energy, is now building coal-fired power […]

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Can Renewable Energy Be the Answer to Europe’s Energy Problems?

By Daniel L. With the continuation of the Ukraine crises, there seems to be no end to Europe’s energy crisis. Europe currently imports half of its energy (predominantly in the form of fossil fuels). In aggregate, 25% of the European Union’s gas imports are from Russia, and about 80% of this amount comes through the […]

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