Indonesia’s Nickel Growth Tests the Reach of Europe’s CBAM Framework
Indonesia’s rapid expansion of nickel processing highlights the limits of the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) in balancing […]
EU CBAM Leaves Critical Mineral Supply Chains Outside Its Current Scope
China’s dominance in processed raw materials highlights a gap in the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), which covers
Europe’s Critical Minerals Projects Need Financing Beyond CBAM
Europe has identified critical-mineral projects for development, but converting those priorities into commercially viable businesses remains difficult. The EU’s critical
Renewables and higher regional output drive sharp fall in Southeast European day-ahead prices
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices fell sharply across most markets on Tuesday, with the largest declines in Serbia, Greece and
Europe’s Rare-Earth Processing Gap Remains Outside CBAM
Rare earths are important to Europe’s renewable energy, electric mobility, advanced electronics and defence sectors, but much of the world’s
Europe’s Graphite Processing Gap Leaves Electric Vehicle Battery Makers Exposed to Supply Risks
Graphite processing is emerging as a critical weakness in Europe’s battery supply chain, despite receiving less attention than lithium, nickel
Europe’s Cobalt Refining Investment Case Relies on Supply Security, Not CBAM Protection
Cobalt refining is part of Europe’s battery supply-chain strategy, but cobalt remains outside the direct scope of the current EU
Slovenia’s Multi-NEMO launch brings Nord Pool and CROPEX into day-ahead market
Slovenia has opened its wholesale electricity market to competing exchange operators, allowing Nord Pool and Croatia’s CROPEX to compete with
Grid-Forming Technology Brings New Stability-Service Opportunities to European Power Markets
Changes to European electricity networks could create new revenue opportunities for equipment that supports grid stability, as operators address the
Europe’s Lithium Processors Face Import Competition Without CBAM Protection
The European Union is seeking to build a stronger domestic lithium supply chain, but lithium in its main raw and
ACER’s EU-Flex Model Sets Out Common Approach to Measuring Power-System Flexibility
European Union regulators are preparing a framework to measure power-system flexibility needs, which could support commercial markets where industrial consumers,
Copelouzos explores Greek AI data-centre investment as electricity connection demand rises
Greece’s Copelouzos Group has signed agreements with two Abu Dhabi technology companies to explore artificial intelligence and data-centre infrastructure development.