Tag: energy policy

Fears of escalating tensions between Greece and Turkey have emerged amid plans for a new electricity link to Cyprus. Stakeholders ...

Finland has reached an impressive energy milestone by completely replacing its coal power with wind energy in less than ten ...

Kazakhstan has fired its energy minister amid rising tensions with OPEC+ and global oil giants. This bold decision marks a ...

As the conversation around sustainable energy heats up, hydropower plants on the Sava River take center stage. Supporters highlight their ...

Switzerland's energy sector is at a crossroads, confronting urgent challenges that demand a bold and transparent energy policy. At a ...

Moldova is boldly expanding its energy horizons by partnering with Turkmenistan, aiming to break free from reliance on traditional suppliers. ...

US sanctions targeting Serbia’s oil imports are set to disrupt the country’s energy flow, striking at activities connected to Russia. ...

The U.S. has just pulled the plug on Italy's Eni, revoking its permit to produce gas in Venezuela—a bold move ...

Gazprom is set to ramp up gas supplies to Slovakia through the TurkStream pipeline. This strategic move seeks to strengthen ...

During the first half of its EU presidency, Poland has dramatically shifted its focus from climate initiatives to pressing security ...

Turkey and Slovakia have reportedly secured an extension from the U.S., enabling them to keep making gas payments to Russia, ...

Italy, the Czech Republic, and France have together ramped up their Russian LNG imports by 18%, according to EUobserver. This ...