EP Chair: The European Union must do more to stop Russia's 'shadow fleet'
European Parliament Chair Metsola emphasized the need for the EU to intensify efforts to halt Russia's shadow fleet, which is transporting sanctioned energy resources through European waters.
Agreement between black-red: What to do in the heating cellar?
The debate over the future of gas heating is reigniting as the coalition between Union and SPD outlines plans for integrating green gases into heating systems in Germany.
Ukraine sends its position on Druzhba pipeline to EU: Ultimatums are unacceptable
Ukraine insists that ultimatums regarding the Druzhba pipeline are unacceptable, holding Russia responsible for the disruption of oil transit to Europe.
Romania: The largest natural gas producer in the European Union by 2027
Romania aims to become the largest natural gas producer in the EU by 2027, leveraging its Neptune Deep offshore project.
Trump touts โdrill, baby, drillโ agenda โ but no mention of climate crisis
During his State of the Union address, Trump did not mention climate change while promoting an aggressive energy agenda and referencing severe flooding in Texas.
Trump: We received 80 million barrels of oil from Venezuela
During his State of the Union address, Donald Trump claimed that the US has received over 80 million barrels of oil from Venezuela, following the arrest of Nicolรกs Maduro.
News in Easy Language on February 23
The European Union failed to approve the 20th round of sanctions against Russia, largely due to objections from Hungary and Slovakia regarding energy concerns.
Climate Protection: Coalition Aims to Present Key Points for New Heating Law
The German coalition of Union and SPD plans to unveil their reform proposals for the contentious heating law in the coming days, aiming to balance environmental goals with citizens' affordability concerns.
Hungarians are blocking sanctions against Russians
Hungary is currently obstructing European Union sanctions aimed at Russia, causing tension within the bloc.
Ukraine-Russia War - Today's News: Hungary Blocks EU Loan of 90 Billion
Hungary has blocked a European Union loan of 90 billion euros intended for Ukraine amidst ongoing tensions related to Russia's invasion.
Geopolitics Forces Europe to Move Towards Clean Energy
The European Union announces historical setbacks in its fossil fuel sector while simultaneously generating more clean energy than coal, driven by geopolitical pressures.
EU not demanding urgent repair of Druzhba pipeline from Ukraine, spokesperson says
The European Union has clarified that it is not putting pressure on Ukraine regarding the repair of the Druzhba oil pipeline for Russian oil transit.
Critical Raw Materials in the EU / We Do Not Have Our Own Mines, Processing, and Most Materials Are Not Recycled, European Auditors State
A recent report from the European Court of Auditors highlights the EU's insufficient attention to critical raw materials necessary for energy transformation.
Western Pressure May Force Russia to Reduce Oil Production
Russia's crude oil exports, previously stable despite Western sanctions, are now declining due to intensified sanctions and a European Union ban on fuel derived from Russian oil.
Cuba is sinking deeper into crisis - government to implement 'alternative zero'
Cuba faces a severe economic crisis due to fuel shortages and power outages, reminiscent of the 1990s economic hardships after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
URMAS REINSALU โฉ We need to define Estonia's clear position on European energy policy choices
Estonia's Isamaa party leader Urmas Reinsalu stresses the need for a fundamental change in the EU's emissions trading system to enhance Europe's competitiveness.
European Competitiveness Amidst Global Uncertainty
The article discusses the recent European Industry Summit 2026 in Antwerp, where the European Commission President aims to strengthen Europe's industrial appeal and competitiveness against global uncertainties.
We want to reduce energy prices, European leaders agree. But not on how to do it
European leaders have agreed on the need to lower energy prices in a recent summit, yet have not detailed specific measures to achieve this goal.
Does the EU want to ban heating private homes with wood?
The article debunks a false claim that the European Union intends to ban the use of wood for heating private homes in Latvia, reaffirming that there is no basis for such assertions.
Possible Reform of European Emission Trading System Will Become Clearer in Spring
The European Union's potential reform of the emission trading system (ETS) is expected to be clarified in the spring with proposals from the European Commission.
EU, Draghi to leaders: "Deteriorated economic outlook, urgent action is needed"
Former Prime Minister Mario Draghi addresses EU leaders about the urgent need for action in light of a deteriorating economic outlook, emphasizing various key issues.
EU Leaders Discuss Promoting the Bloc's Competitiveness
European Union leaders are debating long-standing competitiveness issues and potential solutions, including the development of a unified capital and investment market.
Meloni: โThere is an Italian-German engine, I am in favor of eurobonds but it is a divisive issue. Energy in the councilโ
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni emphasizes the importance of Italian-German cooperation and expresses her support for eurobonds while acknowledging the divisive nature of the topic.
The European industry demands more interconnections to revive the EU, and Macron admits that Spain's solar energy must be utilized
European industry leaders are calling for increased energy interconnections at an upcoming EU summit, with French President Macron highlighting the importance of harnessing Spain's solar power.
Russian energy cut key to EU economic woes โ Macron
French President Emmanuel Macron stated that the EU's economic challenges are primarily due to the cut in Russian energy supplies, leading to reliance on more expensive US energy.
The most peaceful bomb: How the USSR stopped a disaster with a nuclear blast
The article discusses how the USSR used nuclear blasts for peaceful purposes, primarily during the Cold War, to create reservoirs and extract minerals, emphasizing the dual nature of nuclear technology.
Macron's Vision for the EU: A Real Energy Union, Common Debt, Industrial Protection
French President Emmanuel Macron emphasizes the need for a true energy market in Europe during his speech in Antwerp, Belgium, advocating for significant investments in energy networks and strategic stockpiling of critical materials.
Cuba expects that 64% of the island will be without power this Tuesday
Cuba anticipates widespread blackouts affecting 64% of the island due to ongoing energy crises and external pressures.
Cuba to have prolonged outages this Tuesday, February 10
Cuba is expected to experience significant power outages on Tuesday, affecting over 64% of the island at peak energy demand according to the state Utility Union.
Cuba Runs Out of Electricity: Alert that 64% of the Island Will Suffer 'Record Blackouts' Due to Lack of Oil
Cuba is facing extensive blackouts affecting over 64% of the island due to a severe energy crisis exacerbated by U.S. oil sanctions.
ZZS calls to expand support for households due to high heating bills
The Green and Farmers' Union (ZZS) in Latvia is urging the government to provide targeted support to households facing significantly higher heating and electricity costs this winter.
M. Rubio will visit Hungary, supported by D. Trumpโs right-wing ally V. Orban
U.S. Senator M. Rubio is set to visit Hungary and Slovakia, emphasizing bilateral and regional interests amidst rising tensions between the U.S. and the European Union.
The obstacles and solutions for the Vertical Corridor
The U.S., the European Commission, and other stakeholders are seeking optimal strategies to combine politics and economics for the Vertical Corridor project amid significant structural challenges.
India's Agreement with America.. An Opening to Markets or Surrender to Trump?
India and the U.S. are nearing a trade agreement aimed at reducing tariffs and reshaping energy relations, following a comprehensive trade deal with the European Union.
Spain at the forefront of energy poverty without updating its action plans
Spain is facing high energy poverty rates and has not updated its national strategies to combat this issue.
Europe approves chemical recycling, but global debate exposes environmental limits of plastic
The European Union has approved chemical recycling as a method to increase the amount of recycled plastic in bottles, amid ongoing debates about its environmental impact and energy consumption.
Deficit of Geological Knowledge in Europe Regarding Critical Raw Materials
The European Union faces a serious lack of geological knowledge about its mineral wealth, jeopardizing its green transition and energy independence goals.
The EUโs war on physical reality: Hereโs what Brussels fails to grasp about energy
The article discusses the ongoing energy crisis in the European Union, highlighting the closure and relocation of energy-intensive factories and the implications for the economy.
British billionaire urged to accept $350 million for mothballed mine
The Mining and Energy Union is urging billionaire Sanjeev Gupta to sell the Tahmoor Colliery for $350 million to clear debts and allow for an immediate restart of operations.
Vucic: Serbia seeks natural gas agreements with the EU
Serbia is diversifying its energy supply away from Russia and is in talks to purchase natural gas through a European Union buying mechanism, according to President Aleksandar Vucic in an interview with Reuters.
Gas prices fall on the stock market, but Estonian householders will see price increases in March
Despite a significant decline in gas prices on the stock market, Estonian gas suppliers are set to raise prices for households in March due to low gas reserves in the EU.
EU launches investigation into Chinese wind company
The European Union has initiated an investigation into the Chinese wind turbine manufacturer Goldwind, suspected of receiving subsidies that distort the internal market of the 27-member bloc.
The EU has launched an investigation against 'Goldwind', China accuses the bloc of discrimination
The European Union has initiated a comprehensive inquiry into China's clean energy giant 'Goldwind' due to concerns over state subsidies distorting competition, leading Beijing to accuse the bloc of discrimination.
Discussion on the Merger of Power Generation Public Enterprises Intensifies...Renewable Energy Separately? Combined into One?
The South Korean government is initiating the merger of its power generation subsidiaries to comply with the 2040 coal power plant shutdown goals, amidst labor union opposition against separating energy sources.
Insufficient ethical wars. Defense, energy, and industry: before succumbing, let us attempt one last assault
The article discusses the deteriorating global order as perceived by Draghi, highlighting the risks to the European Union including subordination, division, and deindustrialization.
The Czech Republic calls for changes to the emissions trading system
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiลก urged the European Union to reform its emissions trading system to lower energy prices in a letter to fellow member state leaders ahead of an upcoming competitiveness summit.
European Court of Auditors: EU's ambitions for energy transition are 'out of touch' with reality
A report from the European Court of Auditors indicates that the EU is facing serious shortages in securing critical raw materials needed for its green energy transition by 2030, deeming its ambitions unrealistic.
Hungary challenged the EU Court regarding the ban on the import of Russian gas
Hungary has challenged the European Union's regulation for a gradual ban on Russian gas imports, demanding the court to annul it, with Slovakia also planning to file a complaint against the ban.
Hungary takes EU to court over Russian energy ban
Hungary has filed a lawsuit against the European Union seeking to annul its planned ban on Russian energy imports before the European Court of Justice.
EU to begin phasing out Russian gas on 3 February, first contracts to be cancelled from 25 April
The EU is set to gradually stop importing Russian gas starting from 3 February, with the first contracts scheduled for cancellation on 25 April as part of the REPowerEU regulation.