Expert's £5 'low-effort' item that keeps homes warm and saves cash
Consumer experts highlight an inexpensive way to improve home heating efficiency and reduce energy costs amidst ongoing cold weather in the UK.
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.
Mining Once Again Suffers Billion-Dollar Losses. Coal Sales at Record Low
Poland's mining industry continues to struggle, facing significant financial losses and declining coal production and sales.
The long cold spell has ended – wind turbines return to production
Wind turbines in Lappeenranta, Finland, are back in operation as a low-pressure system brings breezy conditions, ending a prolonged period of low wind.
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.
British Gas urges customers to be aware of 'number one reason' your boiler may fail
British Gas advises homeowners on a quick fix for boiler failures, highlighting that low boiler pressure is the most common issue, especially in winter.
HS: Harsh news for electricity market users – Super cheap prices soon a rarity
Electricity market users may soon face a stark reality as extremely low prices become increasingly rare, according to Helsingin Sanomat.
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.
Arto Living in a Large Detached House Doesn't Believe in Market Electricity - This Is How He Has Kept His Bill Under Control
Arto Martiskainen, living in a large detached house in Lohja, Finland, has managed to keep his electricity bills low by opting for a fixed-rate contract instead of market electricity pricing.
There is a missing piece in the green transition. Now it stands on a field north of Viborg
The article discusses the challenges of renewable energy reliance during periods of low sunlight and wind, highlighting a cold gathering in the countryside near Viborg.
In February, electricity bills may be even more expensive than in January - tell us how you are preparing for price spikes
Electricity bills in Finland are expected to rise further in February due to cold weather and low wind power production.
No One Wants to Build Wind Power Anymore
Investments in new wind power in Sweden have completely stalled, marking the worst year on record due to electricity surplus, low prices, and political uncertainty.
Bills, bonuses over 110 euros. EU approval missing on discounts
The Italian government's proposed energy bills bonus for low-income families could increase to over 110 euros but awaits EU approval.
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.
"The Legacy of Inefficiency". Why Are Water Services So Expensive in Our Country?
The article analyzes the high energy footprint of water services in Central and Eastern Europe compared to developed nations, highlighting inefficiencies and the impact of artificially low water tariffs.
Bidirectional Charging: Making Money with Electricity from Electric Cars?
The article discusses bidirectional charging technology for electric vehicles, highlighting its potential to allow electric car batteries to store energy when prices are low and return it to the grid when needed.
Cheap Electricity in Summer, Expensive in Winter - Price Fluctuations Hinder Energy Production Projects
High electricity prices in winter and low prices during summer are causing financing challenges for energy project developers in Latvia and Lithuania.
Sun, wind, water: The reasons behind the collapse of electricity prices in the energy market
Electricity prices have plummeted to a historic low due to favorable weather conditions and increased renewable energy production in Greece.
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.
The energy transformation and the Power To X that the country needs
The article discusses Mexico's low renewable energy contribution compared to countries like Norway and Sweden, highlighting the need for transformation to meet ambitious energy goals.
Bill Decree, 90 Euro Bonus for the Needy. Aiming to Cut Electricity Prices
The Italian government is increasing the one-time bonus for low-income families from 55 to 90 euros as part of an upcoming electricity bill decree aimed at reducing electricity prices.
The Weather is Becoming Cold Again - Here’s What Electricity Prices Look Like
Electricity prices in Finland have surged recently due to cold weather and low wind power generation, reaching over 80 cents per kilowatt-hour.
As temperatures drop, the demand for heating has increased by 3–4 times in unrenovated homes
The Lithuanian energy minister highlights a significant increase in heating demand in unrenovated homes amid rising costs, confirming government support for low-income residents.
Dehumidifier 'I can't survive winter without' dries clothes for 3p-an-hour is £70 off
The HumiZap dehumidifier, now on sale for £69.99, is praised by users for its efficiency in drying clothes during winter at a low cost.
Helen: This Is Why Electricity Was Extremely Expensive
Helen, a Finnish electric company, explains the recent spike in electricity prices due to increased consumption from colder temperatures and low wind power production.
S demands that electricity price support be activated in March
The Social Democrats in Sweden are urging the government to activate promised electricity price support by March 1 due to soaring energy prices driven by low wind production and cold weather.
The most expensive electricity in two years - ask your questions to the experts
Electricity prices in Sweden have risen significantly, reaching over 2 SEK per kilowatt-hour, largely due to low wind production and high demand during cold weather.
Low oil prices and green write-offs eat up BP's profits
BP's profits dropped by 86% last year due to low oil prices and significant write-offs related to the green transition.
Electricity prices rise to record levels in Sweden, partly due to Finland - here are the prices
Electricity prices in Finland are set to rise significantly due to high consumption and low wind power production, with Sweden also experiencing a price increase.
How Good Light Is: "Whoever Uses a Daylight Lamp Can Optimize Their Sleep Rhythm"
With the arrival of darker days, many people are struggling with low energy, and experts suggest that daylight lamps may help improve sleep patterns.
Gas storage at a low level – Greens criticize Minister Reiche
The Greens are calling for a special session of the Bundestag Committee for Economic and Energy Affairs due to low levels in German gas storage, criticizing Minister Katharina Reiche.
"Minister Reiche is not doing her job" – now the Greens are worried about gas in the country
The German Green Party is pressing for an emergency session of the Bundestag due to low gas storage levels, criticizing Minister Katharina Reiche's handling of the situation.
It is official: in New York, Hochul signed a law to eliminate subsidies for new residential gas connections
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed a law eliminating subsidies for new gas connections while implementing the Energy Affordability Program to help low-income residents combat inflation.
Wind power replaces wood in Mikkeli – four cents is the price limit after which the energy company switches production methods
Etelä-Savon Energia has implemented an electric boiler to leverage cheap electricity, significantly enhancing the heating production for Mikkeli during low electricity price periods.
The average price of exchange electricity on Saturday is below 16 cents
The average price of exchange electricity for Saturday is set at 15.51 cents per kilowatt-hour, with a peak price of 17.20 cents in the evening and a low of 13.73 cents in the early morning.
NVE expects high electricity prices this winter
Norway's Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) anticipates high electricity prices during winter due to depleted water reservoirs and low snow levels in southern mountains, but reassures that they are not concerned about supply security.
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.
What foods are ideal to consume in winter, according to AI
The article discusses the importance of consuming warm, nutritious, and comforting foods during winter to enhance body energy and immune defenses in the face of low temperatures across the United States.
Record low temperature of 0 degrees in energy-devastated Cuba
Cuba recorded its first ever temperature drop to 0 degrees Celsius, marking a new national record according to the Meteorological Institute.
Not Prepared in Case of a Crisis: Do We Need a Gas Storage Reserve?
Germany's gas storage levels are unusually low, sparking concerns from the gas industry and regulatory agencies about the need for reserves ahead of the heating season.
SZ Podcast 'To the Point': Low Storage Levels: Is the Gas Supply Secured?
Gas storage levels in Germany are currently below 33%, the lowest in a long time, but officials assert that the supply is secured through liquid gas imports, alleviating fears of an acute crisis.
Cold weather has driven up electricity prices and tested production capacity
Cold weather and low wind energy production have caused a significant rise in electricity prices in Estonia and Finland, reaching over 300 euros per MWh, influenced by decreased gas supplies and rising gas prices.
Stalled Building Renovation: Expensive Cold Wave for the Poor
The current frost in Germany is increasing heating costs, disproportionately affecting those with low incomes, as the energy renovation of buildings is progressing slowly.
Electricity prices on the stock market are high today as well
The price of electricity on the market today exceeds yesterday's rates, with an average tax-included cost of over 48 cents per kilowatt-hour, predicted to rise even higher in the afternoon due to low wind energy production and ongoing cold weather.
Energy Policy, Not Waste
The article criticizes Robert Næss for misrepresenting the discussion on energy policy and wasteful spending, asserting that electricity, being a necessity with low price sensitivity, should not be subsidized.
Energy Supply: Relaxed Despite Empty Gas Storage
Germany's gas storage levels are notably low at 32.4% as of January 31, yet there is a sense of calm compared to the crisis peak following the Russian invasion of Ukraine four years ago.
Does the price of electricity make you nervous? Trade union: The worst is yet to come
The director of the Energy Cities association warns that the price of electricity may see even higher spikes due to simultaneous cold weather and low wind energy production coinciding with high demand.
The secret of those who never have cold feet at home is this device: low consumption and for less than 30 euros
An electrical foot warmer featuring three temperature levels, an automatic shut-off system, and breathable lining, offers a practical and economical solution to combat cold feet at home.
Europe has less and less gas reserves, and raw material prices are rising. Will it get worse?
Due to winter weather, gas consumption is increasing in many European countries, leading to declining reserves and rising prices amid low renewable energy production.
The Definitive Breakthrough of Heat Pumps – Why Switching Now Makes Sense
Heat pumps have overtaken gas heating in sales for the first time, driven by government subsidies and low operating costs, making a switch more appealing to buyers.