Energy crisis

Russian gas is a resource and a threat to Europe, as highlighted by the story of the transit of fuel from Russia to our continent via Ukraine. What’s about to happen?

US production cuts add to Red Sea security concerns.

Moving clean energy around is an oft-touted solution but steelmakers might also wish to rethink their inputs.

Norwegian state-owned Statkraft will spend €700mn upgrading infrastructure to help it withstand heavier rains.

Commission calls on Germany, Portugal and Malta to remove measures as soon as possible.

Germany in crisis questions the energy and industrial challenges of the whole continent: here’s why Berlin is still the sick man of Europe and what is happening to the economy of the region.

Is Europe in an energy crisis, with gas prices expected to skyrocket at least until 2026? Here are the adverse factors to consider.

Focusing on the relative strength of price components as a causal factor does not allow us to look at the phenomenon as a whole.

The oil price cap imposed by the G7 on Russia is not working. India and China are the real winners of the energy war.

The energy crisis for the EU is not yet over, but for the future the more complicated situation seems to be that of Russia and the Gazprom company.