Regulation

In the heart of Europe’s energy transition, Italy is charting a course towards a more sustainable future, one building at a time. A recent study published in the journal *Buildings* (formerly known as *Buildings*) sheds light on Italy’s progress and

In the wake of war and amidst the global push for climate action, Ukraine finds itself at a critical juncture, balancing post-war reconstruction with international commitments. A recent study published in the journal *Law, Human, Environment* sheds l

In the heart of Ukraine’s energy sector, a debt crisis is brewing, threatening to disrupt the country’s economic security and the financial viability of electricity companies. This is the stark warning from a recent study published in the Economic Bu

In the pursuit of a climate-neutral Europe by 2050, Ukraine’s energy sector faces a complex challenge, according to a recent study published in the *Economic Bulletin of the State Higher Educational Institution Ukrainian State University of Chemical

In the rapidly evolving landscape of nuclear energy, artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging as a powerful tool with the potential to revolutionize the sector. However, the integration of AI into nuclear power plants and related technologies present

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Energy Science & Engineering*, researchers have unveiled how artificial intelligence (AI) and green finance (GF) can significantly boost energy efficiency (EE) across different regions. Led by Hongj

In the pursuit of Indonesia’s ambitious energy goals, a recent study has shed light on the critical foundation work required for the country’s future nuclear power plants. Published in *Explorium: Bulletin of the Center for Nuclear Mineral Developmen

In the rapidly evolving landscape of Australia’s energy sector, hydrogen is emerging as a critical player, but its potential is being hindered by regulatory fragmentation. A new study published in the journal *Energies*, titled “Proactive Regulation