As part of her "State of the EU Address", von der Leyen presents emergency measures to the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

In the United Kingdom, the government of L. Truss announces a support plan. However, it helps mostly the richest.

Greece will benefit from the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) in the amount of 341 million euros for the installation of electrical storage.

At COP 26, the EU and some European nations granted a loan of $8.5 billion to South Africa. The ministers will meet in the coming days to discuss an investment plan, aimed at accelerating the country's energy transition, which depends mainly on coal.

Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne will hold a press conference on Wednesday. This one will be dedicated to the energy situation.

Faced with the energy crisis and soaring prices, Paris wants to reduce its energy consumption. Measures are put in place.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz wants to reform the electricity market this winter to bring down prices. He wants to tax the profits of non-gas power producers.

The European Energy Ministers will meet again on September 30. They will examine the measures of the European Commission.

In anticipation of COP 27, which will be held in Egypt, the President meets with Dr. M. M. B. B., the President of the Republic of Korea. Forrest, founder of Fortescue Future Industries.

The EU is looking for ways to secure its energy supply while trying to control soaring prices. Rather than introducing a cap on Russian gas prices, it seems to be looking at the profits of energy companies.

The National Assembly is preparing a series of hearings on the subject of "super profits" made by oil and gas companies.

Slovakia is considering the nationalization of Elektrarne. This would be an extremely urgent measure to fight against soaring prices.

The energy crisis has a strong impact on Germany. The country risks a recession in 2023. Its GDP is expected to fall by 0.3%.

The Czech Republic announces its strategy to combat rising prices. It would cost more than $5 billion.

Switzerland publishes its Energy and Climate 2021 report. Several public service providers publish their objectives.

In Europe, the energy crisis continues and energy prices are soaring. Thus, the EU is looking for solutions to control it. Several options are on the table. They will be discussed on September 9 at a meeting of European energy ministers.

To address the energy crisis, the EU is considering clawing back excess revenues from non-gas-fired power producers.

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.