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European companies are rethinking their climate ambitions amid high energy costs and geopolitical uncertainty. Germany’s GEA Group is bucking the trend.
Company brings 167MW/545MWh of storage online during 2026
How electrification can lead our transport transition away from polluting fuel imports in the EU post-2030 Renewable Energy Framework. With the recurrent energy crisis affecting Eu...
Four projects secure long-term remuneration in latest German tender
(Oil & Gas 360) – The European Commission warned Wednesday that Europe faces a challenging winter for energy prices as […]
France relies on nuclear power, while Norway uses hydropower. But only one European country has cut out fossil fuels altogether.
25MW system sits alongside 78.5MW solar park in Lithuania
(Oil & Gas 360) – Rising fuel prices across Europe are intensifying concerns about household affordability, industrial competitiveness, and the […]
27MW Tsoukes Sarres features six Vestas V150-4.4 turbines
Anna-Kaisa Itkonen welcomed the decision by EU and G7 countries to release 50 million barrels of oil and 50 million barrels of diesel from their strategic reserves to the market
The crisis compounds years of instability, pandemic disruption, the war in Ukraine, and a slow, troubled transition away from Russian gas. Auditors have found the EU's push to elim...
Energy Ministry reiterates need for 'cost-efficient' energy transition
The double challenge Europe faces of high energy prices and pressure on the bond markets, due to the energy shock, was a central focus of the Eurogroup agenda in Luxembourg on Thur...
Top figures from alternative fuel producers and investors Topsoe, Arcadia eFuels, European Energy and CIP make the case for SAF as both an industrial opportunity and a security imp...
The Balkans are emerging as Europe’s third-lowest electricity price zone after the Iberian Peninsula and the Nordic countries, with Greece making a significant contribution, accord...
As energy prices have declined, European countries have switched the focus of their windfall profits taxes—a one-time tax levied on a company or industry when economic conditions r...
Europe is about to decide what its renewable energy framework should look like for the decade after 2030. For transport, the political question is simple: Does Europe want to keep...
RTÉ's Europe Editor Tony Connelly assesses how the EU is dealing with the energy price shock and what choices governments face in trying to alleviate the pressure on households.
Europe is running out of workers while still debating how long to preserve machines that burn imported fuel. That is an odd starting point for a competitiveness strategy. Europe’s...
Deals establish cultural heritage protection and benefit-sharing arrangements for three projects
SolarPower Europe highlights energy security benefits the EU has reaped from its solar generation since the Iran war, but warns deployment rates have stalled in 2026
Renewables platform supports expansion towards 25% energy mix share
Brussel's focus on the High North has sharpened in recent years for security and economic reasons.
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