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Natural Gas
Five EU Countries Propose Two Options to Cap Gas Prices
Greece and four other EU countries on Thursday made a joint request to the European Commission to explore two options to cap soaring gas prices and propose poss…
Electric Car
EU, U.S. Eye Level Playing Field for EU Electric Cars in U.S. Market
European Union and U.S. officials expect to reach agreement that would grant EU companies, including electric car makers, the same status as U.S. ones in the U.…
Natural Gas
France Sends Germany Natural Gas to Ease Its Energy Crisis
On Thursday, France started sending natural gas directly to Germany in an attempt to alleviate the energy crisis in Europe’s biggest economy.
Energy Transition
Greece Runs Entirely on Renewables for First Time
Renewable energy sources represented 46% of the country’s power mix in the first eight months of the year, new report suggests.
Spain
Spain to Pull out of Treaty Protecting Energy Investments
Spain has started the process of withdrawing from the Energy Charter Treaty, a European treaty protecting energy investments.
Australia
EU Crisis Opens Opportunity for Australian Green Energy Exports -Fortescue
The energy crisis in Europe presents a huge opportunity for Australia to export more green energy, the chief financial officer at Fortescue Future Industries (F…
Nuclear Fusion
Fusion in the UK Takes Another Step Forward
Tokamak Energy announces collaboration with UK Atomic Energy Authority on developing fusion energy.
Nuclear Power Plant
Japan Considers Extending Nuclear Plants' Life Beyond 60 Years - Nikkei
Japan's government is considering extending its 60-year limit on the operation of nuclear power plants and may submit legislation on new rules next year, as it …
United Kingdom
British Households Should Cut Energy Use Where Possible This Winter -Ofgem
British households should reduce their gas and electricity use where possible this winter to help cut costs and reduce the risk of power cuts.
Natural Gas
EU Leaders May Back New Gas Price Benchmark, Document Shows
European Union country leaders may support plans to launch a new gas price benchmark at a meeting next week, as they seek to curb energy prices for consumers an…
JERA Partners With Intertrust to Develop Digital Platform Against Climate Change
The platform will in installing secure energy systems.
Is Westinghouse $7bn Acquisition a Sign of Nuclear’s Revival?
Cameco Corporation and Brookfield Renewable Partners are forming a partnership to acquire US nuclear services business Westinghouse Electric Company, signaling …
Electric Car
GM Launches Energy Storage Business
GM Energy is aimed to provide a range of home, business and electric vehicle (EV) energy storage and charging products and services.
United States
U.S. Power Use to Reach Record High in 2022 as Economy Grows, Weather Hotter -EIA
U.S. power consumption will rise to a record high in 2022 due to rising economic activity and hotter summer weather.
United States
U.S. Will Use SPR Barrels Responsibly Where It Makes Sense to Stabilize Markets -Official
The Bryan Mound Strategic Petroleum Reserve, an oil storage facility, is seen in this aerial photograph over Freeport, Texas, U.S., April 27, 2020. REUTERS/Adre…
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