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.

In his Iraq, whose infrastructure has been ravaged by conflict, people resort to the "système D" to get continuous electricity.

Africa is committed to achieving zero net carbon emissions, but it needs more money and time.

Guyana, which has an estimated 10 billion barrels of oil reserves that it has begun to exploit, wants to build a modular refinery that can process several dozen barrels per day.

Opec+'s decision on Wednesday to cut production to support oil prices, much to the chagrin of Washington, marks another step in the rapprochement between Saudi Arabia, the cartel's de facto leader, and Russia.

The Norwegian government expects growth to slow next year, but is proposing to reduce its drain on oil revenues in order to contain inflation.

French gas reserves are full in anticipation of the winter, announced Wednesday the Commission for Energy Regulation (CRE), calling nevertheless for a "massive collective effort to reduce our energy consumption".

Local authorities, struggling with rising prices, will be able to request an advance on state aid as early as next week.

After Norway, it's now Denmark's turn to report unauthorized drone flights over its North Sea oil platforms

The Russian oil price cap is "a bad idea" said TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné.

The European Commission is ready to "examine" a cap on gas prices on the European market in the face of rising bills.

Bercy will recruit a "negotiator" to help industrial companies in their relations with energy suppliers.

Four employees of RTE are in custody since Tuesday in the premises of the Directorate General of Internal Security (DGSI).

Spain "respects" Germany's decision to implement a support plan to protect its economy from the energy crisis.

All sectors have been solicited: the French government is presenting its energy sobriety plan on Thursday with great fanfare.

Shell told a conference in London that governments are likely to tax energy companies more.

The 200 billion euro support plan released by Germany to protect its economy from the energy crisis is justified.