Following new regulations in the United States, Tesla is suspending its battery factory project in Germany.

SK Group partners with Gentari Sdn BHD to diversify its business opportunities in the renewable energy sector.

Axpo, Switzerland's leading producer of renewable energies, is strengthening its solar and wind power subsidiaries, which are a cornerstone of the Group's strategy.

The German companies HIF Global, Lother Gruppe and eFuel GmbH are joining forces to make e-fuels more accessible in Europe.

BP agrees to buy EDF Energy Service. This strengthens its presence in the United States and provides new opportunities.

EDF, its former CEO, a former executive and 41 consultants could be tried for disputed contracts between 2010 and 2016. They are waiting for the decision of the public prosecutor.

Thyssenkrupp announces financing for the construction of Germany's largest low-carbon steel production plant

Aquila Clean Energy is financing 2.6 GW of renewable energy projects in Southern Europe under the InvestEU program.

In the face of the energy crisis, Switzerland is granting a credit line to Axpo to support the energy production and distribution company.

Iberdrola is a key player in Australia's energy transition. The company intends to invest an additional 3 billion euros.

Faced with the energy crisis, companies are adapting. They implement measures to save energy.

Sembcorp Industries announces a purchase agreement with Tanweer Infrastructure for the sale of 100% of the shares of SEIL.

Jérôme Pécresse, Vice President of General Electric's Renewable Energy Division, will be stepping down from his position.

TenneT has delivered the DoIWin Kappa platform in the North Sea. The facility will provide 900 MW of wind power.

Synhelion launches the construction of DAWN, the first industrial-scale solar fuel production plant.

Following a "malfunction", Electricité de Strasbourg loses 60 million euros during an "erroneous" sale of electricity on the market.

In the UK, Centrica, the largest UK energy supplier, is considering a voluntary cap on profits. The company wants to support households, which have been heavily impacted by the price hike.

Shell sells its stake in Aera Energy to IKAV, an asset management group. The transaction is worth $2 billion.

TES, a German company specialized in hydrogen, is considering going public in a few years. She says she is interested in the United States.

Chevron Corp is working with the government of Kazakhstan to ensure that oil flows from the country are maintained.

Equinor optimizes its portfolio in the United States. It is making significant profits while reducing its CO2 emissions.

SPIE wins a landmark contract to maintain all of TotalEnergies' offshore facilities in Denmark.

In Australia, ACCIONA Energía signs a 10-year renewable PPA with a consortium of three major companies.

Baker Hughes announced that it is simplifying its organizational structure from four to two structures effective October 1.

In France, Shell has announced a discount at the pump. This amounts to 30 cents per liter until October 31.

Equinor and Wintershall Dea join forces to develop NER-GE CCS. It will allow to store up to 40 million tons of CO2 per year.