Lars Paulsson

With turbines approaching the size of the Chrysler Building, there's a looming shortage of ships large enough to install them

Swedish steelmaker SSAB AB will spend as much as 4.5 billion euros ($4.8 billion) on a new plant in Lulea, in the northern part of the country, that will help clean up one of the world’s dirtiest industries.

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The drive to promote renewable energy is turning the screws on Europe's nuclear industry.

(Bloomberg) -- A trading error by Centrica Plc's Nordic arm may have contributed to power prices plunging so low that some homes in the region will get free electricity at times on Wednesday.

The Nordic nation is upgrading its civil defenses, and energy infrastructure is a priority.

The Nordic nation is upgrading its civil defenses, and energy infrastructure is a priority.

With its capital close to St. Petersburg, the Nordic region remains on edge.

Shares in OX2 AB fell the most since listing three years ago after the Swedish wind firm reported its first ever quarterly loss.