Measuring carbon intensity is key to quantifying and reducing companies' CO2 emissions.

A bill to facilitate the construction of six new nuclear reactors will be presented to the Council of Ministers.

The biogas plant of Châteaulin (Finistère), operated by the Engie group, will appear in March before the correctional court of Quimper.

Faced with the requisitions drawn up by the government to counter the strike in the oil industry, the CGT is preparing to fight back.

The British government must encourage the British people to change their behavior in order to reach its carbon neutrality goal.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) will inject $178 million into the bioenergy sector.

The NGOs suing TotalEnergies for its oil megaproject in Uganda and Tanzania have asked for the hearing to be postponed.

The Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne announced the requisition of personnel for the unblocking of fuel depots.

Lebanon has asked the French group TotalEnergies to start "immediately" the exploration drilling in its waters.

The supply of clean electricity must double by 2030 if global energy security is not to be compromised.

Villages in the oil-producing region of Pointe-Noire, Congo, are living in the dark because they are not connected to electricity.

Sweden has refused to give Russia access to its investigation into the alleged sabotage of the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines.

A group of personalities calls in a tribune "to stop" the oil megaproject of the group TotalEnergies in Uganda and Tanzania.

The German justice system has decided to open an investigation after the recent leaks on the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea.

The German energy price shield, announced by Chancellor Olaf Scholz to mitigate the impact of soaring prices.

The Danish island of Bornholm, close to the alleged sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines, was affected by a power cut.

The Italian employers' association has called for a package of measures of "40 to 50 billion euros in 2023" to deal with the surge in energy prices.

The Austrian government has appealed to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) against the creation of a "green" label for nuclear power.

The administrative court of appeal of Bordeaux has suspended the execution of the cancellation of the building permit granted to EDF in Larivot.

Four employees of RTE will be tried on February 28 in Paris for suspected fraudulent interventions on the electricity network.

TotalEnergies has proposed to bring forward its annual salary negotiations to October.

The World Bank has pumped $14.8 billion into fossil fuel-related projects since the Paris Agreement was adopted.

The leaders of the European Union, tried to overcome their divisions to outline a common response to soaring prices.

Orsted must restart oil and coal-fired power plants to ensure energy security.

Coal-fired power plants ready to go into action and, in an extreme scenario, occasional power outages to relieve the system.

At least 130 million people in Bangladesh were left without power on Tuesday after a giant blackout.