The Tigrayan capital, Mekele, has been reconnected to the national power grid after more than a year of being cut off due to the war.

The United States is set to significantly increase gas deliveries to the UK as part of a partnership agreement on energy security.

The United States welcomes the progress made by the European Union in capping the price of Russian oil at $60 per barrel.

France and Belgium have announced the doubling of their electricity exchange capacity on their border high voltage lines.

The capping of Russian oil prices to deprive Moscow of the means to finance its war was still waiting for a green light from Poland.

NATO is being asked by Berlin and Oslo to protect European pipelines in response to the Nord Stream attack.

MEPs and EU Member States have reached an agreement to make shipping pay for its polluting emissions.

Emmanuel Macron and Kassym-Jomart Tokayev welcomed the growing cooperation between France and Kazakhstan.

Australia and the UK could become battery supply chains for electric vehicles.

In Algeria, the Italian company Eni announces the start-up of the HDLE/HDLS oil field in the Zemlet el Arbi concession.

The EBRD approved a financing package that will provide $372 million to assist the Ukrainian power transmission company, Ukrenergo.

Olaf Scholz and Elisabeth Borne have sealed the warming of Franco-German relations, after weeks of dissonance.

In the Philippines, Kamala Harris wants to strengthen economic and investment relations through climate action.

The Inflation Reduction ACT (IRA) has caused a stir in Europe, but it is simply a continuation of American protectionist policies.

Saudi Arabia denied reports of talks among oil-producing countries to increase production.

The EU will de facto block Tuesday the adoption of a draft reform of the Energy Charter, due to the lack of agreement among European states.

A Franco-German agreement will be signed next week to "secure electricity import capacities" in France.

Paris is hosting an international conference in support of Moldova on Monday with the immediate aim of providing emergency aid.

China and the United States agreed to facilitate a successful COP27 in Egypt, despite key differences.

Algeria announced a resumption of fuel supplies to Cuba and a donation to the island of a solar power plant

Two oil tankers flying the Greek flag, seized in May by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, have been released.

Iran could be forced to provide explanations for traces of uranium found at three undeclared sites.

Mohammed bin Salmane began a tour of Asia this week aimed at strengthening ties with the kingdom's largest energy market

Josep Borrell, announces the strengthening of cooperation between the EU and the Persian Gulf countries in the field of energy.

Nine countries joined on Tuesday an international alliance to encourage the development of offshore wind.

Developed countries pledged $8.5 billion in aid to South Africa last year.