Russia is racing to secure new oil and gas deals and increase its production. Russia’s oil and gas reserves are becoming more difficult to access. The Kremlin is also looking Continue Reading
For the second time this year, the UK is slashing the grants available to buyers of electric vehicles (EVs) as it looks to curb spending and targets less expensive models. Continue Reading
The pace of Gazprom’s natural gas exports’ growth to Europe has slowed in recent months to just under five percent, according to data published by the Kremlin-backed gas giant yesterday. Continue Reading
Gas prices in Europe soared following Germany’s decision to not approve the Nord Stream 2 pipeline yet This means that the commissioning of the pipeline could be delayed until March Continue Reading
The Netherlands will extend COVID-19 restrictions through the Christmas holidays, including the early closure of schools, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said on Tuesday. The rapid spread of the Omicron Continue Reading
Almost 100 Conservative lawmakers voted on Tuesday against new coronavirus restrictions, dealing a major blow to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s authority and raising questions about his leadership. After a Continue Reading
Highlights Market responding to high prices, ensuring continued supply UK gas prices currently highest among Europe’s traded hubs UK less reliant on storage to guarantee supply security The UK government Continue Reading
U.K. inflation surged to its highest level in more than a decade in November, exceeding 5% months before the Bank of England had expected. Increases in the price of clothing, Continue Reading
In the valley alongside Germany’s Black Forest lies a potential solution to one of the most vexing issues facing Europe’s transition to sustainable transport. Some two miles underground is enough Continue Reading
Russian gas giant Gazprom said Dec. 14 its gas supply to China via the Power of Siberia pipeline continue to be above contract levels, and it plans further increases to Continue Reading
