Europe’s largest energy storage facility has begun operating in the Belgian province of Wallonia, as the continent aims to secure its energy supply. The 40 lithium-ion mega-batteries allow for stable … Read More
The European Union’s attempt to reform the controversial Energy Charter Treaty has fallen apart after four EU countries abstained in a key vote, effectively blocking the whole process. Signed in … Read More
The EU’s decision to only sell electric cars after 2035 looks set to face difficulties, with infrastructure issues abound, according to experts. Not enough charging stations, an uncertain electricity supply … Read More
The EU’s proposed cap to rein in high gas prices will be “immediately” switched off if it leads to unforeseen and detrimental consequences for the bloc’s economy, according to senior … Read More
Russia will lose the energy battle it is waging against the West, according to Fatih Birol, the executive director of the International Energy Agency (IEA). “Just before the invasion [of … Read More
Years after the proposal to end the seasonal changes of time across the EU was first released, Europeans will on Sunday have to again set their clocks back, a practice … Read More
An obscure international agreement dating back to the post-Cold War era is being openly contested by a growing number of European countries, almost 30 years after its signature. France, Spain, … Read More
The first-ever EU cap on gas prices still has a long way to go. The 27 countries are split by “different views” around the unprecedented proposal which aims to set … Read More
Europe’s gas prices have fallen below €100 per megawatt-hour for the first time since mid-June, as mild autumn weather tame demand and storage facilities reach near-total capacity. At the end … Read More
Here are the concrete measures countries across Europe are taking to reduce energy consumption amid fears of a difficult winter ahead. Whether it’s to reduce reliance on Russian energy imports … Read More
