The Price of Electricity Increased in February Due to the Introduction of More Expensive Plants
Electricity prices in February rose due to the entry of more expensive power plants, amid high demand caused by cold weather.
Climate Ministry: The Impact of US-Iran Airstrike on Domestic Electricity Rates is Limited
The South Korean government has stated that the recent US and Israeli airstrikes in Iran will have a limited short-term impact on domestic electricity prices due to a decrease in power demand caused by rising spring temperatures.
Datacentre developers face calls to disclose effect on UK’s net emissions
Datacentre developers in the UK are urged to disclose the potential impact of their projects on national greenhouse gas emissions amid concerns about rising electricity demand.
Stephen Lecce: Ontario — the world’s reliable partner
Ontario positions itself as a leading partner in the global mining sector amidst rising demand for critical minerals.
‘Pawn Stars’ boss Rick Harrison warns of silver shortage as demand surges
Rick Harrison from 'Pawn Stars' alerts to a significant silver shortage due to rising demand driven by technology and renewable energy.
A solar plant inaugurated in Santarém will meet 60% of the energy demand of the TRE of Pará
A new solar power plant in Santarém is expected to supply 60% of the energy needs of the Electoral Regional Court of Pará.
NMDPRA data expose weak modular refinery contribution
Data indicates Nigeria's modular refineries contributed only 2.37% to the country's diesel demand from November 2025 to January 2026.
Spring Season with Decreased Power Demand and Increased Supply... Operation of Power Supply Measures Period
The South Korean government will implement power supply stabilization measures from March 28 to June 14 due to decreased power demand in spring.
President of Bogdanka: it is impossible to compete with coal sold below cost
The President of Bogdanka discusses the challenges facing the Polish coal market, highlighting pressures from low-demand and coal being sold below extraction costs.
Scoop: Trump brings Big Tech to White House to curb power costs amid AI boom
President Trump is set to meet with major tech company leaders to sign a pledge aimed at reducing energy costs associated with growing demand from AI data centers.
The Flip Side of Wind Power: Decades of Growth in Energy Wood Usage Might Collapse
The increasing use of affordable wind energy in district heating plants in Finland is rapidly decreasing the demand for energy wood, with projections suggesting a potential 50% drop by the end of the 2030s.
Israel: A crisis hits the gas market and puts energy security at risk
Israel faces a gas supply crisis due to infrastructure development delays and increased winter demand, leading to tensions between government ministries.
LEA support for heat pumps: invites you to prepare in advance - demand is high, the number of invitations is limited
With high demand for heat pumps and limited funding, individuals are encouraged to prepare early for upcoming subsidies.
The 100 Critical Hours and the Rise of Energy Storage
The article discusses the upcoming Market Balance of Power (MBP) in Mexico, aimed at addressing electricity supply and demand, and its implications for users facing increased costs.
Trump's Tough Demand – Similar Projects to Be Built in Finland
President Trump announced a new requirement for tech companies building data centers to also construct their own power plants to cover the energy needs of these centers.
Last Chance for State Support: Cogeneration Manufacturers Fear an Influx
Cogeneration manufacturers are concerned about the upcoming influx of demand in light of the last opportunity for state support.
The mining industry knows it must change. It has a plan
The article discusses initiatives aimed at transforming the mining sector in Poland amidst declining coal demand and the importance of energy stability.
Letter to the Editor: Invest Heavily in State Energy Storage in Closed Mines
The article calls for Sweden to establish a long-term energy agreement utilizing abandoned mines for energy storage to stabilize supply and demand before the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Hobart stadium power options uncosted, not finalised
Upgrades to Hobart's power grid for the Macquarie Point stadium are still pending finalization and cost assessment, with significant energy demand increases expected.
Empty Gas Storage: Regional Greens Demand Report from Aiwanger
The Greens in Bavaria are demanding a report from Minister Hubert Aiwanger regarding the record low levels of gas storage in the region, calling for transparency and a strategy for improving energy supply security.
Strategic Minerals: Africa Faces the Challenge of Fair Contracts
Africa is navigating the complex landscape of securing fair contracts in the global demand for strategic minerals key to energy transition.
REQUESTS HAVE INCREASED FIVEFOLD: The pellet deficit was caused by their inaccessibility and the resulting hype
Latvia faces a fivefold increase in the demand for wood pellets heating due to a severe winter and a subsequent shortage in supply.
Are Nuclear Waste Repositories the Last Weapon in the Climate Battle?
The article discusses the global demand for stable, low-emission energy and the role of nuclear energy in meeting this demand while addressing the critical issue of safely disposing of long-lived radioactive waste.
Residents protest and demand improvements in energy supply in Curralinho, Marajó
Residents of Curralinho in Marajó protested demanding improvements in their electricity supply.
Chinese clean energy magnate warns that the AI boom will overload the global power grid
Chinese wind turbine magnate Zhang Lei warns that the increasing demand for electricity driven by artificial intelligence could push millions into energy poverty unless more investment is made in renewable sources.
Capital Clean Energy Carriers: 1.75 Times Oversubscription for the Bond - 3.75% Interest Rate
Capital Clean Energy Carriers' bond issuance of €250 million saw strong demand with an oversubscription of 1.75 times, indicating investor confidence in the maritime company.
An Appeal Against Demand Charges - Now Speaking a Utility Company That Does Things Differently
The electricity company Lahti Energia has stated that it currently does not offer demand charge-free contracts for homeowners, despite a recent regulatory announcement suggesting households may have the right to choose such an option.
Dry firewood is already out in sellers' warehouses
Estonian homeowners reliant on firewood are facing shortages as demand surges this winter due to harsh weather conditions.
Nova Scotia takes step toward building two fast-acting electricity generation plants
The Nova Scotia government has approved partial plans for the construction of two fast-acting electricity generation plants in Pictou County, aimed at enhancing energy reliability during peak demand.
VEA: Increasing electricity consumption and price fluctuations demand rapid wind power development
The Latvian Wind Energy Association (VEA) highlights the growing electricity consumption and high prices as key challenges demanding the rapid development of wind energy capacity in Latvia.
Carnival Hangover? Sun in Pisces and Eclipse Reflections Demand an Energy Detox
The article discusses the astrological implications following Brazil's Carnival celebrations, emphasizing an energetic detox to recover from the festivities.
WSJ: Nuclear Demand Takes Flight. Uranium Supply is Stumbling
Rising demand for nuclear energy and the expansion of data centers are putting pressure on global uranium supplies, raising fears of a fuel crisis for reactors.
Poland May Run Out of Space for Gas. Demand is Growing Very Quickly
Poland is facing a potential shortage in gas storage capacity due to rapidly increasing demand.
Polish energy company plans to raise gas supplies to Ukraine by 40% in 2026
Poland's Orlen plans to increase natural gas deliveries to Ukraine by 40%, reaching over 1 billion cubic metres by 2026, amid rising demand.
Is the forecast of a 2% annual increase in electricity demand plausible?
The forecast of a yearly 2% increase in electricity demand, which has led the South Korean government to consider building more nuclear power plants, faces skepticism regarding its accuracy.
The price of electricity is again high today
The price of electricity in Finland is expected to rise today, reaching over 20 cents per kilowatt-hour in the morning before dropping in the afternoon.
ADMIE: Full coverage of Crete's demand from the new interconnection with Attica
The ADMIE has announced that Crete's energy demand is fully met through a new interconnection with Attica, providing up to 500 MW of electric power, which aligns with local consumption during winter.
Turning point in electricity's exorbitant prices
Finland is experiencing record-high electricity prices due to a combination of cold weather and low wind energy production, leading to significant energy consumption.
Züleyxa Izmailova: Managed Powers Demand a Controlled Energy Policy
Züleyxa Izmailova discusses the disarray in Estonia's energy policy amidst challenges in balancing fossil fuels and renewable energy sources.
How to coordinate electricity production?
The article discusses the critical role of the National Electric System Operator (ONS) in Brazil, comparing it to a conductor leading an orchestra, emphasizing its importance in coordinating electricity supply and demand.
Gasgrid: Hydrogen Pipeline Will Not Come to Southeast Finland at the Moment – We Investigated Whether the Region's Hydrogen Projects Are at Risk
Gasgrid has announced that a hydrogen pipeline will not be extended to Southeast Finland in the immediate future due to insufficient demand for hydrogen projects in the area.
Helen: Changes Coming to Power Demand Charge
Helen Electricity Network has announced updates to its power demand charge calculations in line with new regulations from the Energy Authority.
Sharp increase in LNG demand by 60% by 2035
GasLog Partners predicts a 60% increase in liquefied natural gas (LNG) demand by 2035 due to major projects and geopolitical developments.
Republican attorneys general demand DOJ investigate foreign funding tied to 150 climate groups in US
Nineteen Republican attorneys general have requested a federal investigation into U.S. nonprofits for allegedly receiving foreign funding to influence energy policies unlawfully.
January recorded the highest gas consumption in five years, and transportation in nine years
Lithuania saw a significant increase in gas consumption in January due to low temperatures and high demand for heating and electricity generation, according to Amber Grid.
There are projects underway in Finland that can significantly increase electricity price spikes – Experts: This is the issue
Experts warn that numerous data center projects in Finland could result in higher electricity price spikes due to increased demand and limited flexibility in the power grid.
Seollal holiday, concerns of a massive blackout due to excess electricity? Total mobilization of 'output control'
During the Seollal holiday, power demand is projected to plummet, raising concerns about potential blackouts due to excess electricity, prompting authorities to take measures to stabilize the grid.
Global oil demand will increase less than expected in 2026, says the IEA
Global oil demand is projected to increase more slowly than anticipated this year, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).
Does the energy sector endure harsher winters?
Paulina Grądzik confirms the safety of Poland's energy sector during extreme cold, highlighting record demands and generation levels.
Will Artificial Intelligence Consume the World's Electricity? Musk Warns and Sparks Controversy
Elon Musk warns that the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence applications could lead to a significant energy crisis in the next three years due to unprecedented demand on the global energy system.