European natural gas fluctuated as traders weigh an outlook for milder weather and strong LNG shipments against the risk of a supply disruptions from Russia. Higher-than-usual temperatures are expected across Continue Reading
At the conclusion of its Monday meeting, the European Union has said it will not heed Russian demands to pay for gas in rubles, with a mid-May deadline for payment Continue Reading
Finland has canceled its contract with Russian state-owned power giant Rosatom for a new nuclear power plant over the war in Ukraine. Fennovoima, a Finnish-led consortium, said on Monday it Continue Reading
Poland wants the European Union to impose a clear cut off date at which member states will have to stop importing Russian oil, the climate minister said on Monday, adding Continue Reading
Germany would be able to weather an EU embargo on Russian oil imports by the end of this year even though a stoppage could result in shortages, Economy Minister Robert Continue Reading
Daily nominations, or requests, for Russian gas deliveries through Ukraine into Europe via the Slovakian border point of Velke Kapusany rose to their highest since the end of November on Continue Reading
Russia’s defence ministry said on Sunday it had struck at weapons supplied to Ukraine by the United States and European countries and destroyed a runway at a military airfield near Continue Reading
Humanitarian organisations worked to evacuate more civilians from the devastated Ukrainian port city of Mariupol on Monday but hundreds of people remained trapped in the Azovstal steel works, the last Continue Reading
Finland will almost certainly apply for membership in NATO, Sweden’s Foreign Minister Ann Linde told Swedish television on Sunday. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has forced both Sweden and its eastern Continue Reading
The European Commission may spare Hungary and Slovakia from an embargo on buying Russian oil, now under preparation, wary of how dependent the two countries are on Russian crude, two Continue Reading
