Romania $4.7B Offshore Gas Project Is Set to Make It Largest EU Producer, Cutting Off Russia

Italy-based contractor Saipem holds $1.75B award to build 160-km, 30-in. pipeline to transport gas to European Union network, and other infrastructure, with Black Sea project set to cut dependence on Russian supply.

EU unveils ambitious plan to supercharge high-speed rail by 2040

The European Commission has unveiled an ambitious plan to transform rail travel across the European Union, promising to halve journey times on major routes and establish high-speed rail as the… The post EU unveils ambitious plan to supercharge high-speed rail by 2040 appeared first on Global Construction Review.

The EU Green Deal: Lowering Domestic Energy Use

The European Green Deal is a comprehensive set of policies aimed at making the EU carbon-neutral by 2050. This article will explore this further and give some indepth insight.

European Commission says SMRs face ‘limited market uptake and slow commercialisation’

The European Commission has said small modular reactors (SMRs) face “limited market uptake and slow commercialisation” as it calls for evidence on nuclear investment needs in the European Union (EU). The post European Commission says SMRs face ‘limited market uptake and slow commercialisation’ appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

How has Brexit affected the UK’s energy security?

As the UK looks to decarbonise its grid, maintaining an effective relationship with the European Union (EU) has never been more vital to ensure energy security. NCE spoke to experts to discuss whether Brexit has affected its foothold in negotiations. The post How has Brexit affected the UK’s energy security? appeared first on New Civil Engineer.