The European Commission takes a decisive step towards a renewable era, revealing 166 cross-border projects to reshape Europe's energy infrastructure.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith challenges Ottawa's plan for a carbon-neutral electricity grid by 2035.

According to a recent survey, two-thirds of Europeans closely link ecological transition and the resolution of inequalities, revealing a complex outlook on the continent's sustainable future.

The abandonment of the "tariff shield" in favor of "energy vouchers" marks a turning point in French energy policy.

Swansea positions itself as a world leader in the green economy with a £4 billion renewable energy project, promising innovation and sustainable development.

Argentina is heading for a major change in the energy sector, with the appointment of Horacio Marín as head of YPF by President-elect Javier Milei.

Despite historic legislative efforts, the U.S. energy transition faces major challenges, impacting clean energy projects.

The EU approves 900 million euros for Hungary, while maintaining strict conditions on the rest of the funds.

Ukraine, facing a severe energy crisis, is receiving international support, despite persistent threats of attacks on its infrastructure.

A liquefied natural gas (LNG) storage and distribution project in Alsace is facing fierce opposition, despite the ecological arguments put forward by its operators.

The discovery of a reserve of natural hydrogen in Lorraine is fuelling the debate on La Française de l'Energie's gas project, recently authorized despite protests.

New regulations for French nuclear power could lead to higher electricity tariffs, raising concerns about EDF's dominant position.

French industry is embarking on a major ecological transition, aimed at significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

The European Commission has approved a 5.7 billion euro Italian plan to promote renewable electricity production and self-consumption, in line with the European Green Pact.

France unveils its energy strategy, aiming for independence from fossil fuels with a focus on nuclear, wind and solar power.

Faced with unexpected rate hikes by electricity suppliers, France is introducing new regulations to restore fairness.

A recent report reveals a record increase in fossil fuel subsidies by the G20 in 2022, posing a major challenge to climate targets.

Central Asia's development of renewable energy is uneven, with rapid progress in Kazakhstan and promising projects in Uzbekistan.

With an ambitious target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, the United Arab Emirates is planning major transformations in its industrial sectors between now and 2050.

Grenergy announces a historic partnership with EMOAC, combining solar energy and storage for a sustainable energy transition.

Azerbaijan is turning to renewable energies, embodying a model of sustainable development driven by technological advances and international collaboration.

Italy fines six energy suppliers over 15 million euros for illegal rate hikes, despite government ban.

A provisional political agreement between the Council of the EU and the European Parliament aims to monitor and reduce methane emissions in the energy sector.

A costly energy transition lies ahead for the maritime sector, impacted by regulations on carbon emissions and rising fuel costs.

In Argentina, the debate over energy subsidies dominated the presidential election, pitting Sergio Massa against Javier Milei against a backdrop of acute economic crisis.

The recent Sino-American declaration on climate, marking a key milestone ahead of COP28, raises both hopes and skepticism.