The Japanese government has yet to decide what the next phase of its carbon market will look like after 2026, when the first phase of voluntary emissions reductions ends. There is little likelihood of a cap-and-trade system or regulated emissions reductions.

The Expected Evolution of the Energy Sector in Mexico.

Maria Corina Machado's victory in the Venezuelan opposition primaries.

The Norway Fund, a global financial giant, faced notable difficulties in the third quarter of 2023, recording substantial losses. This is due to a negative return on all its asset classes, the Norwegian central bank in charge of its management announced on Tuesday.

The compromise on the reform of the European electricity market paves the way for public support for nuclear power, but does not yet resolve the complex issue of controlling electricity prices, as called for by Emmanuel Macron.

Deciphering the reform of the European electricity market and its impact on the energy transition.

The growing demand for electricity in the Netherlands is jeopardizing the expansion of the power grid.

Bangladesh will reduce its HSFO imports in October due to increased coal use and cooler weather.

At a time when Europe is firmly committed to a sustainable energy future, the revision of the Strategic Energy Technology Plan (SET) redefines its path towards a competitive and environmentally-friendly energy future.

The White House and the Department of Energy announce a historic $3.46 billion investment in 58 projects to strengthen the US power grid and combat climate change.

Nuclear and Green Hydrogen, an Energy Duel between France and Germany.

A Silent Energy Revolution unfolds in Neom.

Agence des Participations de l'État strengthens its commitment to climate protection, value sharing and green industry.

The European Union's energy ministers have reached a compromise on electricity market reform, including potential support for existing nuclear power plants, while respecting EU rules on state aid.

2024 will see an inevitable increase in gas distribution tariffs in France, impacting consumer bills.

At COP28, the European Union will defend the elimination of fossil fuels.

Are power lines the poor cousins of the energy transition?

The EU-27 are seeking to break the deadlock in negotiations on reforming the European electricity market, which have been plagued by Franco-German differences over support for nuclear power.

France is preparing a draft decree to experiment with "temporary limitation" of electricity consumption by residential customers in the event of extreme tension on the grid.

Joe Biden announces a major investment in the creation of "hydrogen clusters" to stimulate the green economy in the United States. This initiative aims to produce clean hydrogen while creating well-paid jobs. However, environmental concerns have been raised about the use of fossil fuels.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has issued a warning of possible diesel shortages in Europe this winter due to supply constraints, notably the EU embargo on Russian crude oil.

The Territoire de Belfort has succeeded in significantly reducing residential electricity consumption thanks to energy-saving initiatives focused on public lighting, smart meters and raising public awareness.

Europeans are gearing up for a winter of energy sobriety, in the face of the need to reduce dependence on imported hydrocarbons and meet the objectives of the European climate plan.

The differences between Germany and France over the reform of the European electricity market persist, despite an attempt to find common ground. Economic and energy issues are at the heart of this fight for a reform that will affect the energy bills of households and businesses in Europe.

Europe's energy sector is undergoing a veritable green revolution, with a recently confirmed ambition to double the share of renewable energies in energy consumption by 2030, from the current 22% to at least 42.5%.

An analysis of the Saudi GCOM initiative and its financial and environmental implications.