The Latest Breaking News on Energy

Europe’s largest economy must cut consumption by 20 per cent to avoid potential shortages, expert warns

German prosecutors have opened an investigation into the suspected sabotage of two gas pipelines built to bring Russian gas to Germany under the Baltic Sea

Forecourts across France have been running dry of petrol and diesel, with more than a quarter having no supplies of at least one type of fuel across the country

Berlin (AFP) - A price cap to reduce soaring German energy costs following Russia's invasion of Ukraine should come into force next year with additional help provided beforehand, a government-appointed commission recommended Monday.

Authorities are ‘working hard to locate the problem’

The fuel excise cut has expired, but drivers expecting a hike in prices got a reprieve. However, it will be short-lived.

The Bodyheat system at warehouse venue SWG3 captures heat from the audience and funnels it 200 metres below ground to a layer of bedrock that acts like a thermal battery

A government-appointed expert panel is proposing a two-stage system for distributing up to $195 billion in subsidies Germany has announced to ease the strain of high energy prices

French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne visited Algeria on Sunday at the head of a high-ranking delegation, pushing for better economic ties and “overcoming the pain of the past." Borne held talks with her Algerian counterpart Aimene Benabderrahmane. The two-day consultations include partnerships in education and vocational training, renewable energies, investment,…