Power stakeholders seek accountability, shift to clean energy
Nigerian electricity sector stakeholders are urging coordinated reforms and accountability while transitioning to cleaner energy during the Nigeria Electricity Supply Industry Week 2026 in Abuja.
FG urged to scrap electricity subsidies for all customers
The Managing Director of the Niger Delta Power Holding Company, Jennifer Adighije, has called for the removal of electricity subsidies in Nigeria, advocating for cost-reflective tariffs to stabilize the power sector.
The Neuss family, owners of Havanna, and Newsan seek to acquire a strategic business
The Neuss family and Newsan are participating in the bidding for a significant stake in Transener, a major power transmission company in Argentina, with expectations of reaching $200 million.
Mexico, a Power in Franchises
Mexico ranks as the fifth largest global market for franchises and leads in the Hispanic sector, with the International Franchise Fair set to take place from March 5 to 7 in Mexico City.
NSC pledges support for power sector workers’ maiden NESI Games
The National Sports Commission in Nigeria has committed to backing the inaugural Nigeria Electricity Supply Industry (NESI) Games to promote unity and enhance the sports economy within the power sector.
The Armed Forces are not getting power: - I expect this will be resolved
Norway's defense sector is facing power supply issues as Ramsund Naval Station is denied electricity by Statnett, leading to calls for prioritization of military-related energy access.
Power supply situation improving, but risk of new strikes remains – Ukraine's energy minister
Ukraine's energy minister reports that while the electricity supply situation is improving following Russian attacks, there remains a significant risk of new strikes.
New Billion-Dollar Profit: France's Nuclear Power Remains Lucrative and Attracts Investors
France's nuclear energy sector continues to generate significant profits, attracting investors despite some financial challenges faced by Electricité de France (EDF).
Havlíček Promotes Investors in Energy Sector and Plans Support for New Power Plants
Czech official Havlíček is actively promoting investments in the energy sector and preparing support for new power plants.
Power Crisis for Norway's New Submarine Base
Norway's defense sector faces a setback as Statnett rejects its request for increased power capacity at the Ramsund naval station, where new submarines are to be stationed.
Stock Market: DEI Cuts the... Power
The stock of DEI has seen a 10% correction from its recent peak price of €20.4, now settling at €18.2 amid ongoing pressures, affecting its market capitalization which has fallen below €6.8 billion.
Repsol will initiate legal actions to claim damages of 125 million for the power outage
Repsol is set to file legal claims for 125 million euros in damages due to an electrical outage that occurred in April 2022.
More than 8.5 billion zlotys more profit. Orlen focuses on Baltic Power and petrochemicals
Orlen Group reported a significant increase in profits and plans substantial investments in the petrochemical sector and renewable energy.
More Irap on the energy sector. Solar, revolution incentives
New measures have been introduced regarding incentives for photovoltaic plants aiming to alleviate system charges and manage resource allocation in the energy sector.
Unpaid electricity bills now N6tn – GenCos
Power generation companies in Nigeria report that unpaid electricity bills have reached N6 trillion, raising concerns about the sustainability of power supply in the country.
Zero Capital Release in 2025 Didn’t Stop Power Reforms — Adelabu
Nigeria's Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, announced that the ministry had no capital allocation in the 2025 budget, yet this did not hinder its ability to oversee the power sector.
Senior energy official outlines Ukraine's new power generation needs
Ukraine's energy officials have announced the need for an additional 9.5 GW of power generation capacity to be developed with collaboration from the government and the private sector.
Nigeria: Obi Criticizes Tinubu Over Plan to Remove Aso Rock from Grid and Switch to Solar
Labour Party's Peter Obi criticizes President Tinubu for poorly managing Nigeria's power sector and abandoning the National Grid.
Stock Market – Public Power Corporation: Continuing the Correction from the… 20 Euro Mark
The stock of the Public Power Corporation continues to decline from its multi-year high of €20.1, now trading below €19.
Can India Break the Big-Tech Monopoly on Artificial Intelligence?
India is hosting the fourth summit on artificial intelligence in New Delhi, aiming to shift the digital power dynamics globally and reduce the traditional monopoly held by the US, China, and Japan in shaping the regulations of this vital sector.
The shocking video of robots practicing kung fu showcasing Chinese technological power
A televised event in China featured robots performing kung fu, emphasizing China's technological advancements and ambitions in the robotics sector.
Thomas Stamatopoulos (Theocharakis Group): From 170,000 Greek cars to the challenge of electrification and the alternative of e-Power
The Greek automotive industry, a key economic sector, faces challenges in transitioning to electrification, with the Theocharakis Group highlighting historical achievements and the need for strategic vision.
Nigeria: Grid Failures - More Companies May Exit As Power Sector Faces Cash Squeeze
Concerns are rising that more private companies in Nigeria may disconnect from the national grid due to ongoing power supply failures and financial strain in the electricity sector.
Can a tender change the balance of corporate power in Argentina?
An Indian company won a major contract for a key gas pipeline in Vaca Muerta, sidelining Techint, a giant in Argentina's industrial sector, prompting analysis of the implications for national industry and corporate dynamics.
Government raises ceiling prices for new and existing thermoelectric plants in capacity auction
The Brazilian government has increased the ceiling prices for the country's main electric sector auction after identifying significant discrepancies in previously calculated values by major companies, which could jeopardize the procurement of additional power capacity.
GARRI RAAGMAA ⟩ Estonia needs a controllable energy network
The article discusses the necessity of establishing controllable power capacities in Estonia's energy sector to address climate fluctuations and cold winters, as emphasized by columnist Garri Raagmaa.
With PPE 3, France insists on undermining its nuclear sector
The French government's energy roadmap is criticized for harming competitiveness, climate, purchasing power, and sovereignty, according to former political leaders.
Inflation rise: wages have accumulated four consecutive months of decline, according to a government report
Inflationary pressures in Argentina have resulted in a significant decline in real wages over the past four months, with a government report indicating a 2.4% reduction in private sector earnings between September and December.
According to Companies, the Price of Carbon Quotas is Worryingly High
Companies are expressing concern over the high price of carbon quotas in the EU, prompting discussions about potential changes to the emissions trading system.
Reps set up seven-man panel to audit gas supplied to gencos
The Nigerian House of Representatives has established a seven-member panel to conduct a forensic audit of gas supplied to power generation companies due to concerns over gas being provided to inactive facilities.
Netherlands allocates extra €35m to support Ukraine's energy sector
The Netherlands has increased its contribution to Ukraine's energy sector by an additional €35 million, bringing the total support through the Ukraine Energy Support Fund to €100 million.
N3.6tn power subsidy plan should go beyond 2028 – GenCos
Power generation companies in Nigeria are urging the government to extend its proposed N3.6tn power subsidy plan beyond 2028, citing ongoing issues within the electricity sector.
Monopoly Commission: He fights for competition
Tomaso Duso leads the Monopolies Commission in Germany, advocating for competition and scrutinizing market power, particularly in the food sector.
Imo governor unveils Orashi power project
Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma launched the first phase of the Orashi Electricity Project, aiming to significantly improve the state's power sector and reduce reliance on generators.
GenCos dispute power subsidy claims as govt targets FAAC
Nigerian generation companies are disputing the existence of electricity subsidies as the government plans to distribute subsidy costs among different levels of government from 2026.
Shmyhal: The situation in Ukraine's energy sector is still very difficult
Ukrainian Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal stated that the energy sector remains in a very difficult situation, with the risk of harsher power outage schedules.
Thousands still without electricity in frozen Ukraine. "This is not normal life"
Thousands are without electricity and water in frozen Ukraine, as President Volodymyr Zelensky reports over 200 teams working to restore power amidst Russia's renewed attacks on the energy sector.
200 million euros owed to DEI by 500 public entities
The Greek government is set to cover a debt of 200 to 250 million euros owed by various public entities to the Public Power Corporation, as numerous unpaid electricity bills have burdened the state budget from 2021 to 2023.
Czechs say goodbye to coal
Czech Republic has decided to end coal mining, affecting the job market and the future of the energy sector, particularly regarding nuclear power plans.
The president of Adif: "We will work day by day to reverse that feeling of insecurity that seems to float"
Luis Pedro Marco de la Peña, president of Adif, states that the organization will strive to address the perceived insecurity in the railway sector amid the ongoing investigation into a power outage.
Kenya: The Real Bosses of Kenya's Matatus Revealed After Chaos
The Motorists Association of Kenya claims that the recent traffic chaos in Nairobi reveals a power struggle in the matatu sector, following confusion after a supposed strike was called off.
Nigeria’s incessant grid collapse crisis
Nigeria experienced two significant power grid failures within four days, severely affecting electricity generation and leaving millions without power, highlighting ongoing issues in the power sector.
India’s Progress Will Get Energy from the 'Nuclear Plant Program', Big Announcement by Nirmala Sitharaman in the Budget
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a significant boost to the nuclear energy sector in the Union Budget 2026-27, extending customs duty exemptions on imported goods for nuclear power projects until 2035, applicable to all nuclear plants regardless of capacity.
Zelensky declares state of emergency in Ukraine’s energy sector as crisis worsens
President Zelensky has announced a state of emergency in Ukraine's energy sector due to worsening conditions from Russian attacks, particularly in Kyiv where residents are facing severe shortages of power, heating, and water.
This deal makes Siri finally smart – and Google even more powerful
Apple is now using Google's AI model Gemini for Siri, giving Google a strategic breakthrough in the AI competition and reshaping the power dynamics in the tech sector.
Ghana settles $1.47 billion energy sector debt to restore power stability
The Government of Ghana has paid off $1.47 billion in energy sector debts, aiming to restore power stability and credibility in its power system.
Ukraine set to roll out 500 MW in decentralised power generation this year
Ukraine plans to introduce 500 MW of new decentralized power generation capacity this year, following the successful commissioning of over 570 MW in the municipal sector.
Trump says US will be ‘very strongly involved’ in Venezuela’s oil industry after military attack
Donald Trump announced that the US will significantly engage in Venezuela's oil sector following a military operation that ousted Nicolás Maduro from power.
The theater that will mark 2026: the Andalusian power, an Oriol Pla in a state of grace, and the return of Coque Malla
The article discusses the uncertain political climate affecting the cultural sector in Spain, particularly theater, while highlighting significant projects and notable performances expected to shape the year 2026.
Bank consortium with Bank Pekao accelerates Polish energy sector
A consortium of Polish banks, including Bank Pekao, has finalized a historic project finance deal for the construction of two modern CCGT gas-steam units in the Kozienice Power Plant with a total power capacity of 1336 MWe.