Global divisions over energy policy deepen, says IEA chief
The head of the International Energy Agency warns that global fragmentation is increasing disagreements over energy policy, particularly with the US retreating from its climate commitments under President Trump.
Heating and Climate Protection: How Expensive Will Gas Be Now?
The German government is focusing on green gas, which is expected to increase heating costs for homeowners.
Ben Woodfinden: Pierre Poilievre’s stoic case for drill, drill, drill
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre outlined his approach to Canada-U.S. relations and his response to Trump in a speech at the Economic Club of Canada, emphasizing a strategy grounded in 'national stoicism.'
Electricity: Reductions in ‘green’ tariffs are coming in March
Market signals indicate a decrease in ‘green’ tariff charges in Greece for March, correlated with the wholesale electricity market conditions.
Germany Blog: Reiche Wants to Expand Gas Production in Germany
German Economy Minister Katharina Reiche advocates for expanding domestic gas production to utilize the country's reserves amidst geopolitical challenges.
The U.S. will direct Venezuelan oil revenue directly to the U.S. Treasury
The U.S. Energy Secretary announced that revenue from Venezuelan oil will now go directly to the U.S. Treasury instead of being funneled through a Qatari account.
So 'friendly': Trump proposes to take Cuba 'in a friendly way': 'They have no money or food'
Donald Trump suggested the possibility of a 'friendly takeover' of Cuba, claiming the country faces significant challenges due to U.S. energy sanctions.
Network Law Adopted by the Sejm. New Order for Renewable Energy Now Awaits the Senate
Poland's Sejm has adopted a new network law aimed at improving transparency and streamlining the connection of renewable energy sources to the national grid.
Lowering costs goes through networks, not just through state subsidies for green sources
The article discusses the challenges of accessing online content due to technical issues and suggests solutions such as disabling browser extensions or disconnecting from VPN.
Sheinbaum limits oil production in favor of energy transition: How many barrels per day will be produced?
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that her government will limit oil production to 1.8 million barrels per day to promote a transition towards renewable energy sources.
Sutt: Estonia supports reforming the CO2 trading system
Estonia's Minister of Energy and Environment, Andres Sutt, stated that Estonia has supported reforms to the EU carbon trading system prior to a recent declaration by ten EU member states advocating for changes.
M: We agree with S on nuclear power - completely wrong, replies S
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson claims that there is already broad support for nuclear power in parliament, contrary to the views of the Social Democrats who insist a comprehensive agreement is needed.
Debate in the Editorial Office / Slovakia Does Not Harm Ukraine, It Is Fico's Fairytale with a Sense of Shame. But Kiev Should Also Behave More Decently
The article critiques the recent decision by Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico to halt emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine, arguing that his actions compromise Slovakia's relationship with its neighbor over minimal political gain.
Back and forth on the heating law: 'We can no longer explain this to the people'
The article features an interview with Paul Kirchberger, a heating contractor, discussing the ongoing political disputes regarding Germany's heating law.
Live - The Prime Minister's Hour: Mitsotakis and Androulakis Clash in Parliament Over Energy Security
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and opposition leader Nikos Androulakis debate energy policy in Parliament amid concerns over energy prices and security.
LIVE Mitsotakis and Androulakis in Parliament on energy amid wiretapping allegations
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis responds to PASOK President Nikos Androulakis's questioning in Parliament concerning energy issues, with Androulakis criticizing the government's energy policy for lacking a coherent plan and social justice.
China crosses the "climatic Rubicon". Experts dispute Beijing's policy
The article discusses changes in China's CO2 emissions, the impact of renewable energy on its economy, and concerns among experts regarding China's climate policy.
Trump administration moves Cuba toward greater dependence on the U.S.
The Trump administration is implementing strategies to increase Cuba's reliance on U.S. oil supplies amid an energy crisis, enabling leverage for political and economic change.
Innovative SMR Applies for 'Standard Design Approval' from Nuclear Safety Commission... 'Entering the Full Regulatory Process'
An innovative small modular reactor (i-SMR) being developed in South Korea has submitted an application for standard design approval, marking a significant step in its regulatory process.
Trump ally Orbán issues scathing letter demanding Zelenskyy change Ukraine's 'anti-Hungarian policy'
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has criticized Ukraine's policies towards Hungary in an open letter to President Zelenskyy, accusing him of jeopardizing Hungary's energy security.
Orban wrote to Zelensky: 'Open the oil pipeline immediately'
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has sent an open letter to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, demanding the immediate reopening of the Druzhba oil pipeline and an end to what he describes as anti-Hungarian policies.
US Offers Help to Mexico to End the Double Hoy No Circula: What Solution Is Being Offered?
The US ethanol industry has offered technical and regulatory support to Mexico to integrate ethanol into its gasoline and improve air quality amid restrictions and regulatory uncertainty.
Orbán writes letters. It's about the "Friendship" pipeline
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has called for the resumption of Russian oil supplies to Hungary through the Friendship pipeline, addressing both the president of Ukraine and the President of the European Council.
Parliament: Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to respond to N. Androulakis' question on energy security this Friday
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is set to answer a parliamentary question regarding energy policy and security on Friday.
Emanuele Orsini: "Competitiveness must be at the center. A national plan for energy and the country's growth can take off"
Emanuele Orsini emphasizes the importance of maintaining manufacturing in Europe to prevent deindustrialization and calls for a clear national energy strategy.
Czech Republic pushes for ETS system change, proposing price cap and further delay
The Czech Republic is advocating for adjustments in the ETS system, suggesting a price cap alongside a proposal for additional delays.
Hauck & Bauer: Today 20 Years Ago
The first Bavarian intermediate storage facility for nuclear waste commenced operations on February 27, 2006, in Grafenrheinfeld.
Washington allows the resale of Venezuelan oil to Cuba
The U.S. Treasury has announced it will permit companies to apply for licenses to resell Venezuelan oil to Cuba, potentially alleviating the island's severe fuel crisis.
About Russian Oil and the Poor Šutaj Eštok / Many Things Have Now Surfaced and Shocked the Voter
The article discusses political games surrounding the halted Druzhba oil pipeline and the implications for Slovakia's gas prices and energy policies.
Tear Up the Agreement - Now Trump Demands a New One
Donald Trump has reversed the United States' stance on discussions with Iran, calling for a new agreement regarding nuclear energy after previously declaring the nation's program destroyed.
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.
US Offers Help to Mexico to Use More Ethanol in Gasoline; Could Improve Air Quality
The US ethanol industry has offered technical and regulatory assistance to Mexico to help incorporate more ethanol into gasoline to improve air quality amidst national energy policy restrictions.
Multi-Year Energy Programming: The National Assembly Rejects the RN's Motion of Censure Against the Government
The National Assembly of France rejected a motion of censure from the National Rally (RN) against the government regarding the country's energy strategy up to 2035.
Fuel Elements: Is Russian Nuclear Technology Coming to Emsland Soon?
The licensing of nuclear fuel elements in Germany by the Russian state corporation Rosatom is causing political controversy, with implications for regional energy needs.
Letter to the Editor. Reply: The Capacity Fee Should Spread Out Customer Electricity Usage
Per Barkström from Mälarenergi discusses the importance of evenly distributing electricity consumption throughout the day to utilize the existing power grid more efficiently.
Federal Government: What the new heating plan means for households
Germany's new heating plan aims to provide more freedom for homeowners while gradually shifting away from gas and oil heating systems to renewable energy alternatives.
Poland focuses on small reactors. Agreement signed in the USA
Poland's Ministry of Energy has signed an agreement to develop a generic design for SMR reactors, which are projected to be key in Poland's nuclear energy strategy.
Government sources respond to Antonis Samaras: 'Usual out-of-touch statements'
Government sources have responded to criticisms by Antonis Samaras, labeling his comments as 'usual, out-of-touch statements'.
European inflation reaches lowest level in five years
Inflation in the Eurozone fell to 1.7% in January, the lowest in nearly five years, largely due to decreasing energy prices.
The Brain Behind EU Climate Policy: 'We Risk Becoming Vassal States'
Frans Timmermans warns that without a unified energy transition, Europe risks becoming subordinate to superpowers like the USA, Russia, and China.
Mixed contracts with CFE, against the clock
The Mexican government has extended the registration deadline for mixed contracts involving renewable energy projects with the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) due to time constraints faced by interested companies.
"The Problem Is Not Money, But Design": Announcement of 9 Policy Demands for 'Social Finance'
A summit on social finance highlighted the need for structural reforms to support community-driven projects and enhance the role of social finance in addressing local needs in South Korea.
Secret talks between the minister and the president? Surprising facts have emerged
The new grid law aimed at facilitating renewable energy connections faces challenges due to short deadlines imposed on companies, leading to suspension of legislative progress.
After Agreement: Relief to Dismay over the New Heating Plans
The black-red coalition's agreement on the building energy law reform sparked mixed reactions ranging from relief to dismay.
SZ in the Morning: News of the Day - Overview for the Busy
A new law, popularly known as 'Habeck's Heating Hammer', has been scrapped amidst political strife, reflecting significant public dissatisfaction and tension within Germany's governing coalition.
Pasok: The critical dates and the confrontation over energy
Pasok is preparing for significant events, including a court decision on surveillance and a parliamentary question regarding energy issues.
Local content – between an open market and protecting interests
The article discusses Poland's increasing focus on local content in the context of geopolitical tensions and economic policy.
Are ministers negotiating draft laws with the president?
The article discusses the recent challenges and dynamics in the Polish government's process of lawmaking, particularly related to energy legislation and the relationship between ministers and the president.
Coal mining in the Czech Republic increased last year, interrupting its long-term decline
Coal mining in the Czech Republic saw a year-on-year increase last year, breaking a long-term trend of decline.
Climate Protection: Is the Government Now Swinging the Heating Hammer Backwards?
Germany's coalition government is on the verge of reforming the heating law that initiated a significant shift in the country's heating systems.