The European Commission is making proposals to combat high energy prices and ensure security of supply.

Latin America is seeing an increase in offshore wind projects in the coming years, particularly in Brazil and Colombia.

The Netherlands will exit the Energy Charter, a 30-year-old treaty accused of hampering its climate ambitions because it is too protective of fossil fuels, the Dutch Ministry of Environment and Energy said Wednesday.

Last August, the California government, through the California Energy Commission, announced the implementation of a pharaonic project between 25 and 30 GW by 2050 for a territory with 100% renewable energy.

In France, the social movement coordinated by the CGT, eager to be heard, is no longer limited to taking its fellow citizens hostage, since the nuclear industry is also mobilized, to the point that it is now the RTE that is warning the country about the incidents of a prolonged movement.

At the beginning of October, drones were flying over Norwegian and Danish installations. Attempt of intimidation, espionage, the Norwegian authorities took this incident seriously because we learn that the Norwegian police has just arrested a Russian national on its territory.

The extension of the German nuclear power does not pass on the "green" side, however the country is today forced to maintain the nuclear power on its territory to meet the needs of its population.

The African Development Bank is giving a grant to the Mozambican government to develop renewable energy.

Sri Lanka, in the grip of a historic economic crisis, cut fuel prices on Monday for the second time in two weeks after a World Bank warning that its GDP would contract by 9.2 percent in 2022.

Cyprus inaugurated on Friday a project funded by the European Union (EU) for the construction of a submarine power cable linking the eastern Mediterranean island with Greece.

The European Commission is presenting new proposals on Tuesday to mitigate soaring energy prices, taking up measures that already enjoy consensus among member states and acknowledging their divisions over a possible price cap

28.5% of French service stations were out of at least one fuel, against 29.2% the day before said Agnes Pannier-Runacher.

The strike in the energy sector and the resulting fuel shortages or rationing are weighing on operations.

With its four huge white chimneys, the Battersea power station has dominated the London skyline for decades.

The strike was "lifted" Friday on the site of the refinery Esso-ExxonMobil Port-Jerome-Gravenchon (Seine-Maritime)

With the unprecedented support of the far right, the Swedish right has announced a government that intends to revive nuclear energy.

The German government announced on Friday that it had reached its target of 95% of gas reserves sooner than expected.

A complaint for complicity in war crimes has been filed in Paris against TotalEnergies, accused of having exploited a field in Russia.

It was supposed to be the engine of the reconversion of the Fessenheim area (Haut-Rhin), it has become a fiasco.

A threatening phone call on Thursday in western Norway led to the temporary evacuation of a major gas processing plant.

The Russian oil giant Rosneft has filed a lawsuit against the German state after its activities were placed under supervision.

Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday she had no regrets about the energy policy she pursued during her 16 years in power