The top Republican in the US Senate called for the Biden administration to step up assistance for Ukraine, breaking with his counterpart in the House of Representatives who warned earlier Continue Reading
Ukraine may need electricity imports – energy minister Energy system still stable, minister says in interview 30-40% of power infrastructure hit by Russian attacks KYIV, Oct 21 (Reuters) – Russian Continue Reading
The axing of the energy price guarantee from April next year could lead to almost 11m UK households falling into fuel poverty, campaigners have warned, which is about 26m people. Continue Reading
U.S. trade and energy policies have created a “double standard”, with Europe left paying higher prices for its natural gas, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday. France, the latest—and Continue Reading
U.S. says Iranian drones used to attack Ukraine Drone strikes destroy Ukrainian power, water facilities Ukraine seeks to cut power use by a fifth Battle for southern city of Kherson Continue Reading
Prime ministers of Italy and Belgium were among those to air frustration on Thursday with Germany’s refusal to cap gas prices as the 27 European Union leaders met for a Continue Reading
Spain, Portugal and France said on Thursday they will build a sea-based pipeline to carry hydrogen and gas between Barcelona and Marseille, substituting plans to extend the so-called MidCat pipeline Continue Reading
Hungary will not agree to an EU price cap on imported gas because it would end Russian deliveries, a senior aide to Prime Minister Viktor Orban said, adding that if Continue Reading
The German government may have to pour another up to $39 billion (40 billion euros) in saving the country’s largest natural gas importer, Uniper, on top of a multi-billion euro Continue Reading
For the first time since Russia invaded, Ukraine is facing large-scale nationwide disruptions to electricity and rolling blackouts from extensive damage to the country’s power infrastructure from Russian missile attacks Continue Reading
Germany’s parliament on Friday approved the government’s 200 billion euro ($195 billion) rescue package that aims to protect companies and households from the impact of soaring energy prices. It earlier Continue Reading
European industries are struggling to stay competitive amid soaring energy costs. Surging natural gas and electricity costs have resulted in a jump in operational costs for all industries, from steelmaking Continue Reading
Crude oil exports from the United States to France have fallen to zero for the first time in four years, Bloomberg has reported , citing industrial action at French refineries Continue Reading
Ukrainian officials have expressed “shock” over Republican suggestions that future assistance for Kyiv could be limited if the party wins the 1–louse of Representatives in November’s US midterm elections, calling Continue Reading
One of the most senior Russian-appointed officials in occupied Ukraine said the Ukrainian army was poised to begin an attempt to retake the southern city of Kherson and urged residents Continue Reading
UK onshore industry group UKOOG Oct. 19 slammed the opposition Labour Party for its stance on the use of hydraulic fracturing — or fracking — in shale gas developments. Labour Continue Reading
Ukrainians faced their first large-scale nationwide disruptions to electricity on Thursday as officials sought to restrict supply to allow energy companies to repair power facilities that have been pounded by Continue Reading
Germany’s energy regulator chief Klaus Mueller described measures to offset Russian imports as “encouraging” in a note issued on Thursday on the status of the gas supply in Europe’s largest Continue Reading
Exports from Asia to Europe near three-year high in September Refiners seek to take advantage of spiking premium to cash in Diseal is unavailable as customers queue for fuel at Continue Reading
The European Commission proposed another set of emergency measures on Tuesday to tackle high energy prices, but steered clear of an immediate cap on gas prices as EU countries remain Continue Reading
One of the most senior Russian-appointed officials in occupied Ukraine said the Ukrainian army was poised to begin an attempt to retake the southern city of Kherson and urged residents Continue Reading
The biggest jump in food prices since 1980 pushed British inflation back into double digits last month, matching a 40-year high hit in July in a new blow for households Continue Reading
British families may see their energy bills almost double when the government ends its price freeze in April. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced on Monday that Prime Minister Liz Truss’s flagship Continue Reading
Russia’s Izvestia website showed footage of people gathering to cross the Dnieper river By Paul Kirby BBC News Tens of thousands of civilians and Russian-appointed officials are being moved out Continue Reading
Saudi state media announced Saturday that the kingdom will provide $400 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine , following a Friday phone call between Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Continue Reading
Russia’s biggest oil exporter Rosneft has expanded its tanker chartering business to ease oil shipments for buyers amid looming Western sanctions on the insurance of Russian oil shipments, three sources Continue Reading
Share As the West tries to move away from Russian energy sources and imposes sanctions on Moscow, China and India have stepped in to fill the gap. WSJ examines how Continue Reading
Russian President Vladimir Putin is blaming the West for Russia’s declining influence in Central Asia. Putin referenced one of his conspiracy theories about foreigners scheming to rob the world and Continue Reading
Reuters reported on Monday that Norway’s Equinor ASA (NYSE: EQNR)is considering buying oilfields in the British North Sea from China’s CNOOC Ltd (OTCPK: CEOHF), including a significant stake in the Continue Reading
France’s central bank head has warned that the recent turmoil in the UK’s bond markets illustrates the “vicious loop” governments face if they undermine efforts by rate-setters to curb soaring Continue Reading
The Iranian-made drones that Russia sent on Monday to divebomb Ukraine’s capital delivered the most emphatic proof yet that Tehran has become a rare, increasingly close ally to the Kremlin, offering both Continue Reading
Eight months into the war in Ukraine, and eight rounds of frantic negotiations later, Europe’s sanctions against Russia run hundreds of pages long and have in many places cut to the Continue Reading
The European Commission is unlikely to include an immediate cap on natural gas prices in the emergency measures it is set to propose today. The measures will be designed to Continue Reading
A proposed new fund ‘would be a sustainable use of oil and gas revenues and would last for the first decade of independence’. A new prospectus paper detailing plans for Continue Reading
The time for talking is over, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Monday, as the government ordered more fuel depot staff back to work to try to restore Continue Reading
Grain on board the Osprey S anchored in the Marmara Sea, Turkey, following the safe-corridor deal. The Osprey S left the Ukrainian port of Chornomorsk on August 16 carrying 11,500 Continue Reading
Natural gas prices fell as the European Union prepares measures to curb volatility in its biggest marketplace in an attempt to rein in the energy crisis. Benchmark futures dropped as Continue Reading
Waves of explosive-laden suicide drones struck Ukraine’s capital as families were preparing to start their week early Monday, the blasts echoing across Kyiv, setting buildings ablaze and sending people scurrying Continue Reading
A half-dozen Russian soldiers talk about being shipped to an area of intense fighting in eastern Ukraine just 11 days after their mobilization. Asked about his shooting practice, a bearded Continue Reading
The EU is considering a price cap on Russia’s natural gas exports in order to reduce both its energy bill and Russia’s ability to wage war on Ukraine, The CEO Continue Reading
The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate has granted several drilling permits recently. The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) has granted several drilling permits over the last few weeks. On October 13, the organization Continue Reading
Europeans and people living on the US East Coast are more likely to experience mild temperatures than a deep freeze this winter, easing any potential heating-fuel constraints at a time Continue Reading
France’s CGT union, at the core of a weeks-long strike at oil major TotalEnergies (TTEF.PA) , walked away from wage talks on Thursday night, dashing hopes for an end to Continue Reading
Some of the oilfield service firm Schlumberger’s (SLB.N) more than 9,000 Russian employees have begun receiving military draft notices through work, and the company is not authorizing remote employment to Continue Reading
Sweden has rejected plans to set up a formal joint investigation team with Denmark and Germany to look into the recent ruptures of the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, Continue Reading
Moscow is prepared to reject the renewal of an agreement on grain exports from Black Sea ports unless its demands are addressed, Russia’s UN ambassador in Geneva has told Reuters. Continue Reading
Russia says it has summoned the ambassadors of Germany, Denmark, and Sweden and handed them notes of protest challenging their investigations into several explosions on the Nord Stream gas pipelines Continue Reading
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The Russian-installed head of the occupied Ukrainian region of Kherson has appealed to Moscow for help in evacuating residents, signaling that Kyiv’s counteroffensive in the area may be picking up Continue Reading
After months of speculation, Spain has officially kicked off the process of withdrawing from the Energy Charter Treaty , a European treaty that seeks to protect energy investments, over climate Continue Reading
