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How the AI Boom Is Reshaping Europe’s Energy Markets and Investment
Europe is pouring billions into artificial intelligence and new data centres. Yet access to electricity, rather than available capital, is […]
VENEZUELA’S OIL, WASHINGTON’S RULES
On 3 January 2026, as part of Operation ‘Absolute Resolve’, the US military captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and transported […]
EUROPE’S GAS SUPPLY FACES A CHALLENGING WINTER
Europe’s gas storage facilities are considerably less full than in previous years. At the same time, the conflict in the […]
GERMANY’S FOSSIL FUEL EXIT: WHO PAYS THE PRICE?
Germany’s route to climate neutrality promises greater energy security, but requires trillions of euros in investment. The challenge is to […]
DIESEL DISPUTE: G7 ACTS, TRUMP BACKS DOWN
The G7 has agreed to coordinate the release of 100 million barrels of oil and fuel stocks through the International […]
EUROPE IS ON TRACK FOR A RECORD YEAR FOR WIND POWER
WindEurope expects Europe to install around 24 gigawatts of new wind power capacity in 2026, putting the continent on course […]
THE ARCTIC: EUROPE’S NEXT ENERGY FRONTIER?
The Arctic is becoming a test case for Europe’s energy policy. The region has substantial oil and gas potential, as […]
THE INVISIBLE GAS POWERING THE AI BOOM IS RUNNING SHORT
Helium is essential to advanced chipmaking, yet its supply depends on gas-processing plants, cryogenic containers and vulnerable sea routes. Even […]
FELDHEIM: A GERMAN VILLAGE AHEAD OF EUROPE’S ENERGY TRANSITION
Europe’s energy transition is no longer just about building wind turbines and solar farms. The challenge now is to connect […]
THE MEDITERRANEAN IS BECOMING EUROPE’S NEW ENERGY CORRIDOR
Europe is redrawing its energy map around the Mediterranean. With the EU aiming to mobilise €25 billion in investment by […]
NO POWER SYSTEM IS HEAT-PROOF: EUROPE’S SUMMER STRESS TEST
Extreme heat is exposing a new energy-security risk: demand for cooling rises just as hydro, wind, nuclear and thermal generation […]