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• ↓ Hungary’s Paks II nuclear power plant project – Can it be completed, and at what cost?
• ↓ Can Santa Marta’s fossil fuel phaseout momentum survive the road to COP31?
• ↓ Can Europe electrify its way out of fossil dependence?
• ↓ Why Britain is saying no to hydrogen boilers
• ↓ Hungary’s green reset: what to expect from the post-Orbán era
• ↓ The billion-dollar boondoggle: how Vogtle became the US’s monument to nuclear folly
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"More than a decade after its launch, the Paks II investment is still in an early, uncertain stage, despite the fact that construction has formally begun. The project was initiated as a political decision in 2014, with questionable economic justification. Compared to the original deadlines, the investment has now accumulated an approximately 10-year delay. The 2026 “first concrete” milestone represents more of a formal..."

"After COP28 finally acknowledged the need to transition away from fossil fuels, Santa Marta tried to turn that promise into something more concrete. Journalist Seden Anlar explores whether its phaseout momentum can survive the road to COP31 and the forums where fossil-fuelled power still shapes the rules."

"With another hot summer approaching, the EU is facing a new test of its energy transition: whether renewable electricity can translate into lower fossil fuel use, affordable heating and cooling, and homes that remain liveable in a warming climate. As Brussels prepares its Electrification Action Plan, journalist Seden Anlar explores how far electrification can go on its own."

"Hydrogen was the future once. But while the UK was quick off the mark in investigating the potential of H2 for heating homes, much of the original plans have been abandoned in favour of solar, wind and electrification, writes Ros Taylor."

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Hungary’s Paks II nuclear power plant project – Can it be completed, and at what cost?

Can Santa Marta’s fossil fuel phaseout momentum survive the road to COP31?

Can Europe electrify its way out of fossil dependence?

Why Britain is saying no to hydrogen boilers

Hungary’s green reset: what to expect from the post-Orbán era

The billion-dollar boondoggle: how Vogtle became the US’s monument to nuclear folly