The Territoire de Belfort has succeeded in significantly reducing residential electricity consumption thanks to energy-saving initiatives focused on public lighting, smart meters and raising public awareness.

Europeans are gearing up for a winter of energy sobriety, in the face of the need to reduce dependence on imported hydrocarbons and meet the objectives of the European climate plan.

The differences between Germany and France over the reform of the European electricity market persist, despite an attempt to find common ground. Economic and energy issues are at the heart of this fight for a reform that will affect the energy bills of households and businesses in Europe.

Europe's energy sector is undergoing a veritable green revolution, with a recently confirmed ambition to double the share of renewable energies in energy consumption by 2030, from the current 22% to at least 42.5%.

An analysis of the Saudi GCOM initiative and its financial and environmental implications.

Seven survivors and families of victims lodge a complaint against TotalEnergies following a jihadist attack in Palma.

Europe's Energy Strategy: Between Tensions and Crucial Challenges.

Shockwave in the markets: ExxonMobil plans to buy Pioneer Natural Resources.

The closure of Estonia's Balticconnector gas pipeline due to a suspected leak has major financial and energy implications for Finland.

French wind power players call for an ambitious industrial policy to face up to Chinese competition.

Discover the challenges and solutions for reducing gas, electricity and fuel consumption in France for the second winter running. An in-depth look at energy issues.

Find out more about the significant reduction in the refusal rate for renewable energy projects in France, according to the Minister for Energy Transition, Agnès Pannier-Runacher, and the initiatives to promote territorial equity in the development of these energies.

Find out how the Nigerian authorities are temporarily suspending liquefied petroleum gas exports to support the domestic market, with important implications for the energy sector.

COP28 President Sultan al-Jaber defends the role of energy giants in the fight against climate change and calls for more ambitious action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Find out what the CEOs of the major oil companies have to say, and what's at stake at COP28.

Despite local concerns, work on the France-Spain power line will start in October. Find out more about this electrical interconnection project.

Saudi Arabia revises its budget forecasts downwards due to falling oil revenues. Find out more about this announcement and its impact on the Saudi economy.

This article examines the economic challenges facing the city of Taft, California, as a result of the energy transition, highlighting local oil industry issues and divergent community opinions.

Europe must act quickly to accelerate its energy transition and maintain its global industrial competitiveness. Find out what's at stake and what needs to be done to ensure a sustainable energy future.

The G20 calls for a tripling of renewable energies by 2030 to combat climate change. Although vital, this challenge implies significant progress in overcoming financial and logistical obstacles. Here's how it works.

The French government is toughening up its treatment of electricity suppliers following irregularities, aiming to protect consumers and improve transparency. This could affect companies' energy costs.

Between the surge in oil and gas exploration and obstacles in the offshore wind sector, the UK faces major challenges in meeting its carbon neutrality targets. Find out how these decisions and global issues are impacting on the UK's energy transition.

The French government is asking fuel distributors to show solidarity by extending sales at cost to control fuel prices. What's more, the French Minister for Energy Transition, Agnès Pannier-Runacher, is encouraging the transition to electric vehicles to reduce fuel costs and environmental impact.

The G20 is divided on fossil fuels, but makes a commitment on renewables. Climate is at the heart of the debate, with opinions divided on the future of energy. Despite disagreements, a step towards renewable energies has been taken, but critics point to a still timid commitment.

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva sounds the alarm at the G20 summit, warning that the world is facing an "unprecedented climate emergency" exacerbated by floods and fires.

Construction of the CEOG has resumed despite strong opposition from the nearby Amerindian village of Prospérité, which fears the destruction of its living space. With the support of the Ligue des droits de l'Homme, local residents are calling for the project to be moved, while legal action has been taken on both sides, fuelling tensions in the region.