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In brief | 9 February '26

EMBER: The heat beneath our feet: Geothermal could replace 42% of EU coal and gas power

Ember analysis says a technological leap in deep-earth drilling is poised to transform geothermal energy from a niche “volcanic” resource into a mainstream power source. 

Reuters: India will support steel exports hit by Europe's carbon tax, federal secretary says

Indian steel mills ship roughly two thirds of their total exports to Europe. 

Euronews: Stellantis-backed ACC shelves plans to open battery gigafactories in Italy and Germany

Decision reflects slower-than-expected growth in EV demand, metalworkers' union says. 

Reuters: RWE explores buying LNG from Abu Dhabi National Oil Company as Germany moves to diversify supply

Under framework agreement, RWE will explore possibility of purchasing up to 1 mio tons of LNG annually for Germany and other European markets. 

IEA: Global electricity demand set to grow strongly to 2030, underscoring need for investments in grids and flexibility

Latest IEA report forecasts share of renewables and nuclear in world’s power mix to rise to 50% by end of decade as natural gas grows, too. 

EEA: Fire and ice: how satellite data helps illustrate Europe’s changing landscape

Despite an ice-cold winter with more snow this year, climate change is having a dramatic impact on Europe’s snow cover which is in steady decline. 

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