European energy ministers meet on Friday. A cap on gas prices should be discussed.

European energy companies are in trouble. The measures taken by governments would not be enough.

The energy crisis continues. Europe is therefore looking for solutions to ensure its supply and protect its industry. EU energy ministers will meet on September 9 to seek solutions.

The European Commission unveils the first list of CB RES projects. It intends to accelerate its energy transition by strengthening cooperation between EU Member States.

As the energy crisis continues, gas prices are soaring. To deal with this, Italy is calling for a cap on gas prices. Several states, such as Portugal and Belgium, support such a measure.

The United Arab Emirates intends to accelerate its energy transition. A delegation is present at the Gastech 2022 and Dubai will host the COP 28 in 2023.

Romania adopts a decree extending its aid program. The country intends to support households and small businesses heavily impacted by soaring prices. However, this one is not unanimous. Energy utilities fear adverse effects.

Germany will decide on the extension of the country's nuclear power plants. A decision is expected later this afternoon.

Europe is going through a serious energy crisis. The EU is now considering a reform of the European energy market. Proposals are expected to be submitted on September 14.

CRE adapts the specifications of the CRE 4 and PPE 2 calls for tenders. It wants to accelerate the commissioning of 6 GW of renewable energy.

After a call for expressions of interest, the Illawarra REZ has attracted potential investments amounting to $43 billion.

G20 energy ministers disagree. However, all are committed to accelerating the energy transition. They intend to stimulate investments in this direction.

Following the Defense Council on the energy crisis, France says it can avoid the implementation of binding measures through "European solidarity".

The G7 wants to introduce a cap on the price of Russian oil. He encourages other countries to participate in this initiative.

The EU is considering capping some wholesale electricity prices, adopting regulated tariffs and reducing consumption.

Many countries are advocating for a cap on the price of Russian oil. According to the Kremlin, this would "destabilize" the market.

Romania has decided to make changes to its energy support program, including taxing the entire energy chain. The country has been hit by soaring electricity prices and is trying to ease the bill for households and small businesses.

In Switzerland, the government is launching a new campaign. The aim of this is to encourage the Swiss to save energy.

Macron convenes an unprecedented Defense Council. It provides an update on gas and electricity supply.

For Jean-Pascal Tricoire, CEO of Scheider Electric, energy management is a "collective organization".

Due to the energy crisis and the maintenance of many nuclear reactors, France could have a difficult winter. In the event of a shortage this winter, the government could implement emergency measures such as controlled power cuts.

Belgium announces that it will put in place measures to deal with soaring energy prices.

Cuba is going through an economic and energy crisis. To cope with this, it negotiates with Karpowership to increase energy production.

The Czech Republic has announced new measures to deal with the energy crisis. For example, power plants will be able to use coal and exceed the permitted emissions.

Faced with soaring gas and electricity prices, the European Union is planning to put in place an emergency plan. Europe is currently experiencing an energy crisis, due to the scarcity of Russian gas supplies.