Latvia wants to become the European hub for hydrogen innovation, and is already halfway there
Last year, while working on a study on the vision of Latvia’s hydrogen economy and its strategic challenges, we concluded […]
Latvia has significant hydrogen energy potential, charts the way
Latvia has significant potential in the hydrogen economy and should therefore exploit the opportunities for its development at home and
Experts: energy storage is critical
Article is published in The Baltic Times. For Latvia to achieve energy independence as quickly and efficiently as possible, all
Energy storage and climate neutrality in the Baltic States
As Europe moves towards more renewable energy, the number of wind farms is growing rapidly and more and more electricity
Armands Gūtmanis: Seers of America about the great crisis
Published on www.ir.lv, July 21 Russia has not yet lost in the war in Ukraine, and that is not optimal.
Experts: Development of Riga Metropolitan Area Needs Radical Acceleration
The municipality, as a coordinator between institutions and businesses, the restructuring of residents’ income tax, and greater responsibility for planning
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT BACKS HIGHER TARGETS FOR RENEWABLE RESOURCES
In mid-September, the European Parliament (EP) made a decision to support higher renewable resource goals – in 2030, 45% of
ENERGY INDEPENDENCE, ENERGY SECURITY AND LOCAL RENEWABLE RESOURCES
The new Saeima and the government must urgently address the further resolution of the complex of energy issues. It can
FOSSIL TAXES IN THE SHADOW OF UKRAINE
In the shadow of the tragic events in Ukraine, many processes are taking place that will radically change our society
The new lobby law must be implemented with restraint
The new Law on Transparency of Interest Representation has been in force for almost a year, and now the first
HEALTH SECTOR – REGULATORY CHANGE
The Covid pandemic has been the highest visible priority for the past two years. However, other health care problems in
HOW DOES THE DIGITAL AND COVID-19 ERA AFFECT THE CULTURAL SECTOR?
The digital sector is not only one of Europe’s most advanced priorities in the Union, but also the need for