Small businesses with expiring energy contracts don't "necessarily" have to wait to sign a new offer.

The European Commission "will be vigilant" regarding the impact of Germany's €200 billion plan on competition in the EU.

The government has approved the extension of the support fund for companies that are major consumers of gas and electricity.

The European Commission announced a production target of 35 billion cubic meters of biomethane by 2030.

Japan is seeking to ensure its energy security. The country signs a cooperation protocol with Petronas, a Malaysian company.

The Minister for SMEs, on a trip to Lyon, asks for a "delay" for the invoices of VSEs and SMEs.

EU energy ministers meet to approve emergency measures to tackle the energy crisis.

The Minister of Economy has asked energy suppliers to make additional efforts to guarantee "reasonable prices" for SMEs.

The first decisions of Liz Truss' Conservative government in the UK are raising concerns about its climate policy.

EU energy ministers meet to adopt new measures to tackle the energy crisis.

After California, New York State wants to ban the sale of new gasoline vehicles by 2035.

The Élysée has proposed to appoint Luc Rémont, currently head of Schneider Electric, as head of EDF. to replace the current CEO.

European energy ministers will try to adopt measures to curb soaring gas and electricity prices.

High gas and electricity prices put thousands of European companies at risk.

"Get your head out of the turtleneck," the head of the LR deputies Olivier Marleix said Thursday to Bruno Le Maire, calling for inspiration from Spain.

IEA launches Cost of Capital Observatory to lower borrowing costs for energy projects in developing countries.

In Norway, the government is proposing to increase taxes on energy producers to recover 3.2 billion euros per year.

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.