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UK moves to boost green hydrogen amid soaring gas prices

Bloomberg Britain is moving forward with policies to ramp up its nascent green hydrogen industry that uses renewable energy as the government looks for ways to reduce dependence on imports of natural gas. The UK was expected to announce a new round of subsidies for the technology as it meets with industry leaders. Jane Toogood, an executive at Johnson Matthey ...

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Europe wind generation to rise, providing relief to power costs

Bloomberg European wind generation is forecast to increase, providing some relief to soaring power prices amid a scorching heat wave sweeping across Europe. German wind generation is expected to more than double from the peak to about 18,000 megawatts, according to a Bloomberg model. That’s still well below the 48,663-megawatt high recorded in February. Higher winds are also forecast in ...

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Putin won’t use a nuke. Chemical weapons, maybe

As a former military commander of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (Nato), I do a lot of speaking in the US and internationally about the war in Ukraine. The question I get asked most frequently is terrifying and simple: “Would Vladimir Putin use a nuke?” Fortunately, I think the odds of the Russian president doing so are extremely low. But ...

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