Court suspends contract termination process of Enel in São Paulo
The Federal Court of the Federal District has granted a preliminary injunction favorable to Enel São Paulo, suspending a process that could lead to the loss of its energy distribution contract.
Norway has a power queue because we lack network
Norway is facing significant power distribution issues due to inadequate electrical grid capacity, leading to substantial price differences and delays in industrial projects.
Sweden threatens to limit electricity exports due to EU funding plan
Sweden is threatening to restrict its electricity exports to other countries due to a dispute with the European Union over the distribution of funding for energy infrastructure.
Cuba's power grid collapsed, leaving millions without electricity
Cuba's national power grid collapsed, leaving approximately ten million people without electricity due to longstanding issues with its outdated energy production and distribution system.
Production, Stocks, and Distribution of Aluminum and Raw Materials on the Edge
Aluminum prices have reached multi-year highs due to the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, impacting production and supply chains.
The (very high) cost of burying overhead lines
The Brazilian National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel) is considering the possible expiration of Enel's concession in São Paulo, a move that could have significant implications in the electricity distribution sector.
DisCos pocket N2.3 trillion despite erratic power supply
In 2025, Nigeria's electricity distribution companies earned around N2.33 trillion, marking an increase despite ongoing complaints regarding poor service and frequent outages.
Turn off the light to change the bulb?
The article critiques the idea of revoking Enel's concession in São Paulo, emphasizing the complexity and interlinked nature of the city's electricity distribution system.
Edenor seeks to acquire Transener: Manzano and Vila will present an offer and Brito considers competing
Edenor, an Argentine electricity distribution company, plans to bid for the privatization of high-voltage energy transporter Transener, while Genneia's shareholders are also considering entering the competition for this significant energy sector deal.
AI, data, and energy: the pillars of Mexico's financial leap
Mexico is leveraging AI and digitalization to transform its financial sector, focusing on innovative platforms that improve decision-making and efficiency in credit distribution.
Heat from Air Recognized as 'Renewable Energy'... Government to Promote Heat Pump Distribution
The South Korean government plans to promote the use of heat pumps for heating following the official recognition of air heat energy as renewable energy.
Enel rebuts technical note and denies failures in blackout in SP
Enel disputes a regulatory report highlighting failures leading to a potential loss of its energy distribution contract in São Paulo after a recent major blackout.
AEDC cuts losses by 10%, deploys 70,000 meters in 14 months
Abuja Electricity Distribution Company has reduced its losses from 42% to 32% in one year while deploying 70,000 meters to enhance electricity supply.
"Latvenergo" wants to reduce the share of profits paid in dividends
Latvenergo is seeking to lower its profit distribution in dividends to 35% by 2029, according to CEO Māris Čakste.
Mitsotakis' remarks towards critics of agreements with Chevron, Exxon: 'Let not the professional worriers be disturbed'
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis defended the agreements with Chevron and ExxonMobil during a cabinet meeting, pushing back against critics and emphasizing Greece's strategic role in European energy distribution.
Energy is the main bottleneck for the advancement of data centers, says Ascenty
Ascenty, a Brazilian data center construction company, expresses optimism about the approval of a new tax regime but cites energy distribution issues as a potential hindrance to expansion.
Head of Aneel votes for loss of Enel's contract in SP, but majority decides on more time
The head of Brazil's National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel) voted for the cancellation of Enel's distribution contract in São Paulo, but the majority opted for extending the timeframe to evaluate the case further.
Enel is not interested in selling São Paulo's energy distributor, says CEO
Enel's CEO, Flavio Cattaneo, declared that the company has no intention of selling its energy distribution concession in São Paulo, despite challenges it faces that could lead to the concession’s expiry.
Green Zones for Renewable Energy Development Were Supposed to Provide Cheap Electricity. Network Blockages Will Hinder Government Plans
Poland's government has launched an initiative to map areas suitable for renewable energy implementation, aiming to enhance investment and reduce costs; however, distribution network blockages may undermine these objectives.
Lack of energy investment reduces confidence in new companies: Comce Noreste
A lack of investment in energy generation and distribution is undermining confidence for new companies looking to establish themselves in Mexico amid nearshoring efforts, according to Javier Cendejas Meneses, president of COMCE Noreste.
Energy: Roland Lescure announces 200 billion euros in investments in networks
French Minister of Economy Roland Lescure has announced a 200 billion euro investment plan for electrical distribution networks and new wind farms as part of the energy multiannual programming.
Why the Renewal of Energy Contracts May Benefit Consumers?
Renewing energy distribution contracts in Brazil could lead to significant improvements in services and investments for consumers.
War in Ukraine: Ukraine: Massive Russian Attacks on Energy Supply
Russia is launching massive attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, focusing on power generation and distribution facilities, according to Ukrainian officials.
ASEA cancels NOM from 2010 to ensure safety in LP gas distribution through new regulations
The Agency for Safety, Energy and Environment (ASEA) has canceled the 2010 Official Mexican Standard (NOM) following updates published in the Official Gazette in 2025, aimed at improving safety in the transportation and distribution of liquefied petroleum gas (LP gas).
Body warned Montero: forcing energy companies to pay 110% VAT in advance will result in a multitude of lawsuits
The Spanish Treasury has revised its fuel distribution regulations shortly after implementing the new law, indicating potential legal challenges ahead for energy companies forced to pay advance VAT.
Blackout hits central region of SP and leaves 19 thousand without power; no forecast for return
A blackout in central São Paulo has left approximately 19,000 customers without electricity due to issues with the underground distribution system, with no estimated time for restoration.
Treasury announces historic investment in infrastructure of 5.6 trillion pesos; energy will concentrate more than half
The Secretary of Finance announced a historic infrastructure investment plan of 5.6 trillion pesos aimed at economic growth and equitable distribution, with a significant focus on energy.
CEZ Becomes a Hegemon in the Gas Market Thanks to Acquisition from E.ON
The energy group CEZ has completed the acquisition of the Gas Distribution company from E.ON, allowing it to manage gas distribution across the Czech Republic, except for Prague.
Androulakis: "Scandal the distribution of the energy space"
Nikolaos Androulakis, President of PASOK, criticized the energy company's management for denying him access to a power plant during his tour in Western Macedonia.
Electricity prices in 2026 expected to be stable or falling, according to the Federal Network Agency – subsidies and renewables as reasons
Germany's Federal Network Agency predicts stable or falling electricity prices in 2026, driven by renewable energy expansion and potential subsidies, while also calling for fairer grid cost distribution.