With the price of natural gas having fallen to a two-year low, Berlin’s big energy gamble isn’t being punished as much as it might have been.
The change reflects shifting dynamics in world energy markets – and the country’s unique circumstances.
While ministers pray to the weather gods to keep the unseasonable good weather going for another six weeks, France’s formerly coveted energy mix is faltering.
In this week’s letter, an owl gives Walter an unwelcome awakening, and he finds proof that complaining in France sometimes gets things done.
The scheme will give businesses equivalent support to that announced for households two weeks ago, according to the new Business Secretary, Jacob Rees-Mogg.
Why is the price of gas setting the price of all other sources of energy, despite providing roughly less than half of electricity in Britain? It’s a puzzle and here are some of the reasons.
The Norwegian Oil and Energy Minister has given a statement, warning that the country is unable to rule out electricity rationing.
Today’s battery scientists still look to electric eels for ideas as the world’s need for large amounts of portage energy is ever-increasing.
Day-ahead electricity prices are approaching €300 per MWh in France, Austria and Switzerland. Meanwhile, temperatures have plunged far below zero in Northern Europe.
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