The British government has taken the decision to relax restrictions on the construction of onshore wind farms.

With the energy crisis, Europeans have changed their energy consumption. Can we speak of an awareness?

The Hungarian government announces the abolition of the fuel price cap. For this reason, a shortage of gasoline has led to a rush to the gas stations.

The Biden administration is decidedly active on all the renewable fronts. To give a new impetus to solar, it now promises access to territories that were previously off limits.

Papua New Guinea urges mining investors to continue developing their projects.

Finland announces risks of power cuts due to uncertain foreign imports and domestic production.

The Libyan National Oil Company has called on foreign companies in the hydrocarbon sector to resume operations.

In Shen'an, the Shenmu-Anping coalbed methane pipeline is announced to be connected by CNOOC.

Thierry Breton, calls for the creation of a "European sovereignty fund to support industrial projects".

In Egypt, AMEA Power signs a $1.1 billion deal to deploy 1GW of wind and solar power at Africa's largest wind farm.

Gas storage is being discussed at the European Union Commission in anticipation of 2023.

Kazakhstan has indicated that it is considering nationalizing troubled energy companies after yet another power outage.

The LIFE program will receive approximately €380 million in funding for 168 new projects across Europe.

Business leaders from 20 major economies believe the Ukrainian conflict is in favor of the energy transition.

The Nordic countries have long been considered pioneers in the field of renewable energy.

In a letter to EU ministers, wind industry CEOs call for changes in permitting.

The Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) has explained the reasons for its decision to small shareholders.

The CEO of TotalEnergies deplored the complications of the procedures for renewable energy projects before French MPs.

The Spanish government has accused the European Commission of "paying the world's attention" with a proposal to cap gas prices.

In Germany, VNG is expected to receive several billion euros in state aid to alleviate the energy crisis in Europe.

In Brazil, President Lula announced that he was starting talks with candidates for the management of the oil company Petrobras.

Russia inaugurated on Tuesday a new nuclear-powered icebreaker which should facilitate its hydrocarbon exports to Asia.

The order to the prefects to accelerate the processing of renewable energy projects has not been implemented.

In Brazil, Copel could be privatized according to a letter from the governor of the state of Parana, Ratinho Junior.

There are "risks" of targeted and rotating electricity cuts in France "in January" if the weather is too cold.

Ethiopia has announced that it has begun exporting electricity to Kenya under a 25-year agreement between the two countries.