The Chemical Industry Wants More Nuclear Power in Finland - Warns About Soaring Prices
The Finnish Chemical Industry Federation advocates for increased nuclear power to ensure energy availability and stabilize electricity prices amid fluctuating wind and solar power production.
Disturbing electricity forecast from Finland โ Now concerns have arisen
A survey by the Chemical Industry indicates that more than three-quarters of industry leaders believe Finland needs more nuclear power to meet rising electricity demands.
The relief did not help - the attack on tankers pushed oil prices back over 100 dollars
The attack on two Iraqi tankers in Iraqi waters has caused oil prices to exceed 100 dollars per barrel again.
Forest Reindeer and Wind Power on a Collision Course in Ostrobothnia โ Local Decision-Makers' Trust in Authorities and Researchers is Eroding
The protection of forest reindeer is clashing with extensive wind energy development in Ostrobothnia, leading to a deterioration of trust among local decision-makers in authorities and researchers.
How did Elina Valtonen comment on the energy shock? Live broadcast at 9:30
Elina Valtonen, Finland's Minister of Foreign Affairs, is set to discuss the government's preparedness for a potential energy shock and rising oil prices during a live broadcast on a business news program.
Middle East war raises risk perception for LNG in Brazil's largest energy auction
The Middle East conflict has increased risk perceptions surrounding liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects in Brazil's upcoming energy auction.
No gas, no electricity, Indian Oil will cook day and night with sunlight
Indian Oil has introduced a solar cooking system amid rising LPG cylinder prices, offering an alternative for cooking without the need for LPG.
Merz: It's impossible for Germany to return to nuclear energy
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that returning to nuclear energy in Germany is impossible due to opposition from coalition partners.
Congress's Protest on LPG Crisis, Rahul Enjoys Tea with Suspended MPs
Congress leaders, led by Rahul Gandhi, staged a protest against the alleged commercial LPG crisis in India, highlighting the struggles of common families amid rising energy costs.
'There is no crisis for India, now 75% oil is coming from several sources'
India has diversified its energy supply amid the global energy crisis exacerbated by the war.
CEZ made 27.4 billion crowns last year
CEZ reported a profit of 27.4 billion crowns for the last year.
ฤEZ Reports Decline in Revenue and Profit, but Record Nuclear Production Supported Results
Czech energy group ฤEZ reported a decrease in net profit and revenues primarily due to higher depreciation costs, although record nuclear production provided some support.
Iran War: The Axe on the Upswing
Economists maintain an optimistic view on the economic impact of the war in Iran on Germany, although a genuine economic upswing seems unlikely.
Will we see a debate between Dora and Samaras?
Greece's energy agreement with Chevron and Hellenic for hydrocarbon exploration near Crete and Peloponnese is being ratified today amid political discussions about its terms.
Australia authorizes change in fuel composition to combat rising oil prices
Australia's Energy Minister, Chris Bowen, announced a modification in fuel quality standards to reduce oil prices by allowing higher sulfur levels in fuel.
China Prepares Intensively for Iran's Oil Crisis
China is actively working to reduce its dependence on oil imports, particularly from conflict-prone regions like the Middle East, while simultaneously ramping up internal oil production and stockpiling significant reserves.
These five countries trust India... Before the crisis, they said - give us more oil and gas!
Due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, there is a global crisis in oil and gas, prompting five neighboring countries to rely on India for energy needs.
Labor fuel quality downgrade to pump supply into regions; Atlassianโs AI-driven layoffs; and finding your personal style
Labor is temporarily relaxing fuel standard rules to increase petrol supply to regional areas amid concerns of shortages.
Hungarian minister falsely claimed delegation visit to Druzhba pipeline had been coordinated with Ukraine โ document
Hungary's visit to the Druzhba pipeline was not coordinated with Ukraine, which has protested the proposed timing.
A Hungarian commission traveled to Ukraine to check the condition of the Druzhba pipeline
A Hungarian commission has arrived in Ukraine to assess the condition of the Druzhba oil pipeline amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions.
War or Blockage... No Crisis for India, Now 75% Oil Coming from Multiple Routes
India has diversified its energy imports significantly, relying less on the Strait of Hormuz amid global energy crises caused by wars.
Albanese government avoids the 'w' word
The Australian government faces scrutiny over fuel security amid rising concerns due to Iran's conflict affecting oil supply.
Fiber Reduces Consumption and Emissions
The article discusses the energy consumption and emission benefits of fiber optic technology in Italy compared to traditional copper networks.
"Smoke Signals" for Building Renovation โ Two New Infringement Procedures by the Commission
Greece faces two new infringement procedures from the European Commission for failing to comply with environmental and energy legislation regarding building renovations.
Painkiller or Cure?
The International Energy Agency's release of 400 million barrels from strategic reserves is viewed as a necessary but ultimately insufficient response to the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict's impact on the global oil market.
Stock Market: DEI Trapped by Energy Costs
The DEI stock remains affected by fluctuations in natural gas prices, currently trading at 17.4 euros, representing an 8% decline from pre-war levels.
Young nicotine users top energy drink consumption
Young people who smoke cigarettes or use nicotine pouches are significantly more likely to be heavy consumers of energy drinks.
POWERFUL: The small Estonian island teamed up with an Indian giant: 'The goal is to create something the world has never seen before!'
Viirelaid, a small island in Estonia, is partnering with Indian giant BigWater to transform into Northern Europe's first carbon-negative, renewable energy community.
Indian Ships Will Now Be Able to Pass Through the Strait of Hormuz... Agreement Made During Jaishankar-Araghchi Phone Call
India has received a significant relief, allowing Indian tankers to transit through the Strait of Hormuz following a conversation between Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi amidst ongoing conflict in West Asia.
What would a closure of Hormuz mean for the Spanish industry
The article discusses the potential impact of a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz on Spain's industrial sector, emphasizing the limitations of focusing solely on fuel prices.
Tanzania: Tanzanian School Launches Energy Club to Promote Clean Cooking
A new Energy Club has been launched at Bunge Girls Secondary School in Dodoma, Tanzania, aimed at promoting clean cooking methods and reducing smoke pollution in kitchens.
Will the Government Dust Off the Anti-Crisis Measures Catalog from the Ukraine War?
The article discusses whether the Spanish government will reintroduce emergency measures from the Ukraine war to address the ongoing energy crisis.
Fuel quality rules relaxed to add 100 million litres more petrol
Australia has relaxed its fuel quality standards for two months to increase petrol supply by 100 million litres per month amid rising demand influenced by the Middle East conflict.
NSW prepares for fuel shortages at hospitals as Australia relaxes petrol standards for 60 days
New South Wales is taking steps to prevent fuel shortages in hospitals amid a wider energy crisis by temporarily relaxing petrol standards for two months.
Letter to the Editor. Set a Cap on Power Fees
A resident of Bergs municipality argues for national guidelines to limit excessive power fees, which have recently surged by nearly 2,000 SEK.
Iceland made a new contribution to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund
Iceland contributed an additional 2.7 million euros to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund, bringing its total contributions to over 8.4 million euros.
Oil price over 100 again
Oil prices have surged past the $100 per barrel mark again due to Iranian attacks in the Middle East, overshadowing record releases of oil reserves by the International Energy Agency.
Deer Park 'in the hole': What was its production of oil and gasoline in 2025?
The Deer Park refinery in Texas, operated by Pemex, faced significant financial losses in 2025, marking the second consecutive year of negative returns for the facility since Pemex took full control in 2022.
In the Plenary of Parliament, the bill for Chevron โ Clash between government and opposition
The Greek Parliament is set to discuss and vote on a crucial bill regarding contracts with Chevron & HELLENiQ Energy.
Prices in stores are rising again. The war in the Middle East may push them even higher
Retail prices in Poland are on the rise again, with the Middle East conflict contributing to escalating costs, especially in energy and fuel.
Oil: Brent Reaches 100 Dollars Again - Fear Dominates Markets
Brent crude oil prices surged past $100 a barrel due to rising concerns over prolonged conflict and energy market tightness.
No detection of green algae toxins in agricultural products around Nakdong River
Tests conducted by the Ministry of Climate, Energy, and Environment revealed no green algae toxins in agricultural products from the Nakdong River area, contradicting earlier findings by environmental groups.
The U.S. to release 170 million barrels of strategic oil reserves due to rising oil prices
Amid rising oil prices following the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. government has decided to release 170 million barrels from its strategic reserves.
Russia's Silver from Tensions in the Middle East, India Purchases 50% More Crude Oil... What Will Happen to LPG?
In response to rising tensions in the Middle East, India has significantly increased its import of crude oil from Russia.
United States announced that it will release 172 million barrels of oil from its strategic reserves
The United States will progressively release 172 million barrels of oil from its strategic reserves to mitigate economic impacts stemming from the Middle East conflict.
Gas and Bills, 14 Billion Hit: Government Stands Firm on Excise Duties
Italy faces a potential 14 billion euro hit from rising energy prices affecting consumers and businesses, with the government hesitant to intervene on excise duties.
Former LA Chief: Many candidates struggle for airtime in the media. But they should focus their energy elsewhere
Political candidates in Denmark are increasingly frustrated by the media focus on established politicians rather than on their campaigns.
What a mistake the prolonged stop at Hormuz is, this is how the regime harms China
A political analyst discusses the negative impact of the prolonged stoppage of oil tankers at Hormuz on China's economy and energy security.
Trump orders the release of 172 million barrels from the strategic oil reserve
The U.S. Department of Energy announced the release of 172 million barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to combat rising crude prices due to conflicts in the Middle East and the situation in the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump Administration: We Can Endure About 4 Weeks Before Political Damage from Rising Oil Prices Hits Us
The Trump administration calculates it can withstand about four weeks of rising oil prices before facing serious political repercussions, amidst an unprecedented release of strategic oil reserves by the IEA.