Energy supply

Acting Assistant Secretary Tommy Joyce also took aim at Joe Biden’s climate legacy.

There is “a real fragility” in energy infrastructure security, one expert warned.

EU countries are against reviving the ruptured gas links, which experts say will also prove legally difficult — even if there’s an American buyout.

The Tory leader went for the government on the Chagos Islands and oil drilling — but didn’t hone an effective argument.

Both sides may want it politically, but the U.S. president can’t instantly boost exports and firms don’t necessarily want to “drill, baby, drill.”

In a new book, Axel Springer CEO Mathias Döpfner urges the U.S. and Europe to join together in a “Freedom Trade Alliance” against China, Russia and other autocracies.

Leaked correspondence shows Transnistria was offered alternatives to Russian gas amid a winter energy catastrophe — but officials said no.

The Moscow-backed breakaway region is unable to heat homes after being cut off by Kremlin patrons.

Amid a backlash against net zero, officials are looking at a drastic anti-NIMBY measure.

Michael Shanks tells POLITICO: “We can’t just keep saying: ‘Yes, we need the infrastructure, but please don’t build it here.’”

Energy-hungry artificial intelligence is stressing Ireland’s power grids, jeopardizing the country’s position as Europe’s tech hub.

The Commission president is promising to move quickly with far-reaching reforms. How credible is her plan?

Berlin escalates feud with former US president, even though he could soon regain the White House.

Clean power by 2030 is the hardest thing Britain’s new leader has promised to do. Is his JFK-inspired crack team up to the job?

Foreign Minister Szijjártó sat down for three hours with the CEO of the Russian energy giant.

Nord Stream gas pipelines running from Russia to Germany blew up in September 2022.

Nuclear-friendly lawmakers and countries like France don’t want the EU’s potential next green chief to thwart an atomic revival.

After failing to reduce their reliance on Moscow for energy, Hungary and Slovakia now want help from Brussels.

Slovakia and Hungary have criticized Ukraine for halting Lukoil’s supplies.

Budapest argues it’s facing an energy crunch after Kyiv imposed a partial ban on Moscow’s oil transiting the country.

Sky-high prices and electricity shortages could hit Hungarians within “weeks” after Kyiv imposed a partial ban on Russian oil passing through its territory.