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EU tries to get agreement over line after months of talks, in effort to curb Kremlin fuel revenues
The last proposal managed to be ineffective and potentially damaging
EU governments see US clean energy subsidies as a threat, not an opportunity
Brussels wants lightweight plastic bags composted and 80% of coffee cups to be refillable
Europe’s efforts to wean itself off Russian oil and gas are being slowed by constrained supplies of renewable energy components and a lack of storage technology, but modular nuclear reactors and electricity grid balancing offer a way forward
EU divisions over how to tame high gas and electricity costs caused by Russian export cuts have yet to be resolved
Costly components make it harder for the industry to hit climate targets and wean itself off Russian energy
Domestic budget deal goes against Oslo’s promises to help Europe through energy crisis
Fifteen-year agreement marks first long-term deal in Europe since Moscow’s February invasion of Ukraine
Rise in LNG shipments comes even as flows of the fuel through pipelines have slowed sharply
The country’s bet on LNG has paid off, but it still needs to generate more electricity
Congress approves move despite concerns of international institutions
Several EU countries threaten to veto wider package after ‘heated’ emergency meeting
Robust gas storage levels this winter should not provide ‘a false sense of security’, Vitol executive says
Brussels ready to approve recovery plan but plans partial freeze on regional funding
Energy traders would be hit with additional margin payments, warns exchanges operator
Fewer than 30 per cent of support measures in the bloc have been ‘well targeted’
Member states in favour of move say level of €275 per megawatt hour is far too high
Kyiv rejects accusation by Gazprom it is taking supplies for Moldova from last remaining pipeline
Hopes for growth remain despite dependence on Russian gas and focus to the east
EU plans to set limit for the most widely used contract in an effort to calm markets
Energy Charter Treaty reform to be delayed amid member state rebellion
Mild autumn and lower energy prices improve near-term outlook, but next winter looks bleak
Berlin’s response a further sign of the disruption Europe’s energy crisis is wreaking on continent’s largest economy
BusinessEurope president sounds alarm about permanent shutdowns
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