The recent meeting between Nigeria and Saudi Arabia highlights a joint initiative to boost investment and energy cooperation.

An agreement between the French government and EDF on electricity tariffs is expected, marking a turning point in the regulation of the sector.

In response to a growing energy crisis, Germany is rolling out a €28 billion support plan to ease industrial energy costs.

Latin America and the Caribbean have abundant energy and mineral resources, as well as a strong commitment to renewable energies. A new IEA report highlights their potential to positively influence the global energy sector.

The explosion in sustainable debt signals a turning point in the financing of the global ecological transition.

The IEA and Egypt enter into a strategic partnership to reduce methane emissions and promote renewable energies.

A cleaner energy future is taking shape in Finland with the recent government initiative to promote offshore wind power.

The IMF warns against Germany's plans to subsidize industrial energy, underlining their counterproductive effects.

Search operations target senior government officials in alleged corruption case.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced a three-year carbon tax exemption for heating oil, aimed at supporting rural and low-income households while maintaining the climate target.

Anticipating a winter without blackouts, France is positioning itself with a stronger energy mix.

Gas storage sites in Germany have reached maximum capacity, reinforcing security of supply for the winter season.

The carbon industry is exploring the innovative idea of carbon transition credits to support the early retirement of coal-fired power plants. However, this idea is still in its infancy and faces major challenges, including the need for a complex framework, political support, and an adequate carbon price.

Despite the discovery of the Higgs boson in 2012, the Standard Model of Particle Physics leaves many questions unanswered. Researchers, supported by the Department of Energy, are exploring the Large Hadron Collider in search of answers.

A draft law aims to consolidate French nuclear safety into a single entity.

Renewable energies, particularly solar and wind power, are emerging as the most affordable solution for meeting Vietnam's growing demand for electricity, while strengthening the country's energy security.

The Finnish authorities have announced that the Russian telecommunications cable in the Baltic Sea suffered damage in October, as did underwater infrastructure in Finland and Sweden. Repairs are now underway.

Indonesia has begun to give its approval to thermal coal producers for a slight increase in production this year. This decision should help to alleviate the supply shortage in the country.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is under fire for exempting Eastern Canada from the carbon tax, provoking national divisions and environmental concerns.

French President Emmanuel Macron visits Central Asia to strengthen economic and strategic ties with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. The visit comes against a tense geopolitical backdrop, with several powers, including China and Russia, seeking to extend their influence in the region.

National Grid's Twin States Clean Energy Link project aims to strengthen the resilience and reliability of the US power grid, while promoting the transition to clean energy.

The oil issue is taking center stage in Argentina's presidential campaign, exacerbated by fuel shortages, government warnings to the oil sector and controversial comparisons with Venezuela.

China's electricity production hit a record high, boosted by the post-pandemic economic recovery. However, despite the addition of new renewable capacity, dependence on coal persists due to insufficient green energy generation.

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.