Gas bills will rise by 11.7% in July, affecting millions of French people. This increase is due to the revaluation of distribution network tariffs and a rebound in gas prices, despite levels well below those of the 2022 energy crisis.
Gas bills will rise by 11.7% in July, affecting millions of French people. This increase is due to the revaluation of distribution network tariffs and a rebound in gas prices, despite levels well below those of the 2022 energy crisis.
Azerbaijan, host of COP29, defends its natural gas production as a "transitional energy", while investing in renewable energies to meet international expectations.
Azerbaijan, host of COP29, defends its natural gas production as a "transitional energy", while investing in renewable energies to meet international expectations.
Ukrainian parliament approves agreement with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to finance the securing of the Chernobyl power plant and its exclusion zone
Ukrainian parliament approves agreement with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to finance the securing of the Chernobyl power plant and its exclusion zone
Faced with geopolitical risks and growing demand for electricity, Japan plans to increase its reliance on nuclear power in its next energy policy update scheduled for 2024.
Faced with geopolitical risks and growing demand for electricity, Japan plans to increase its reliance on nuclear power in its next energy policy update scheduled for 2024.
Europe's indispensable supplier of liquefied natural gas eases tensions. Norwegian pipeline operator Gassco announced on Tuesday that the Langeled pipeline, linking Norway to the UK and temporarily closed after a leak, should be back in service by Friday.
Europe's indispensable supplier of liquefied natural gas eases tensions. Norwegian pipeline operator Gassco announced on Tuesday that the Langeled pipeline, linking Norway to the UK and temporarily closed after a leak, should be back in service by Friday.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte urges the German government to rapidly finalize its offer to acquire TenneT Germany, a subsidiary of the Dutch electricity grid TenneT.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte urges the German government to rapidly finalize its offer to acquire TenneT Germany, a subsidiary of the Dutch electricity grid TenneT.
