The EU is currently negotiating emergency proposals to address the energy crisis. Member States must reach an agreement at the September 30 meeting. They are seeking assurances that national measures can be maintained.

In order to achieve the European energy transition objectives, the EU must invest massively in its electricity network. According to a report, this means investing 584 billion euros by 2030.

Estonia is preparing for power outages. Russia could disconnect the Baltic States from the common electricity grid. To address this, the EU intends to connect the Baltic States to the ENTSO-E network.

According to the PLF23, France will no longer support new fossil fuel projects as of January 1, 2023.

The energy crisis continues. France Televisions will broadcast an electricity weather forecast to raise awareness among the French about what to do to avoid blackouts.

In response to the energy crisis, Denmark is drastically reducing taxes on electricity. This measure will cost 470 million euros.

The energy crisis calls into question the liberalization of the European energy market, while the States are stealing to the rescue of companies.

Poland is multiplying measures to face the energy crisis. It introduces an exceptional tax on energy companies. It could bring in $2.75 billion.

South Africa is experiencing a serious electricity crisis. The cuts are multiplying and the situation does not seem to be improving.

The renewable energy acceleration bill will include a "land release" component to develop solar energy.

Macron, during the inauguration of the offshore wind farm in Saint-Nazaire, sets the energy course for France. He intends to develop renewable energies and nuclear power.

Last year, despite the lingering effects of COVID-19, renewable energy created 700,000 jobs.

Germany has been hit hard by the energy crisis. After the nationalization of Uniper, the country is considering nationalizing Sefe.

In Germany, municipalities hard hit by the energy crisis are demanding billions of euros in aid.

The energy crisis continues and the measures to deal with it are multiplying. European governments allocated nearly 500 billion euros. The EU proposes a coordinated response to inequality.

With the surge in energy prices, renewable energies have become a golden goose for the French government, which will have access to an unprecedented financial windfall to finance the extension in 2023

Emmanuel Macron inaugurates on Thursday off Saint-Nazaire the very first park of a which he intends to accelerate the deployment.

After the freeze on energy bills already promised to households, London will also pay half of the energy costs of businesses

The German state will nationalize Uniper, a gas giant hit hard by the energy crisis and the reduction in Russian gas flows.

Greenpeace and four other INGOs are taking legal action against the EU's green taxonomy, including gas and nuclear.

In France, the government is asking prefects to accelerate the deployment of renewable energy, including onshore wind power.

German refineries are looking for alternatives to Russian oil. Some of them then come under the control of the government.

The EU proposes emergency intervention in the energy market to counteract soaring prices.

Fearing a shortage, Germany is banking on LNG. The country then approved the project of 3 German importers to coordinate the supply of 2 floating LNG terminals.

France reaffirms its commitment to "solidarity" with its neighbors and assures that it will maintain its electricity exports to Italy.

South Africa is once again affected by power cuts, caused by the failure of the installations.