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Ursula Von der Leyen warns of ‘strongest possible response’ to attacks on European energy infrastructure

Sabotage is the most likely cause of leaks in two Baltic Sea gas pipelines between Russia and Europe, EU chief Ursula Von der Leyen said Tuesday. The Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines have been at the centre of geopolitical tensions in recent months as Russia cut gas supplies to…

‘There is no doubt that these were explosions,’ says expert

Edinburgh Live took to the streets of the capital to ask locals about the crisis and what action they would like to see taken in the face of rising energy bills.

Approving a large construction project through Congress, as Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin III of West Virginia is trying to do for Mountain Valley Pipeline in his state, is highly unusual and, according to legal scholars, rests on very thin precedent.

European Union member states raise suspicions over series of incidents affecting energy infrastructure.

In May it forecast that its underlying operating costs would be around £100m for the year

The European Union on Wednesday promised a "robust" response to any intentional disruption of its energy infrastructure after saying it suspected sabotage was behind gas leaks discovered this week on subsea Russian pipelines to Europe.

According to freedom of information documents, the government changed its water allocation rules despite its senior water planner warning it could deplete aquifers and cause the Roper River to "flow in the opposite direction".