The EU is seeking to secure its access to the technologies, products and raw materials key to the clean energy transition by boosting domestic production and diversifying imports. But significant risks and constraints remain.
The proposal seeks to reduce energy price shocks for European consumers and boost investments in renewables, while avoiding major overhauls that could disrupt the bloc's market.
Reports that Ukrainians, not Russians, attacked the pipelines in September risk undermining Western support for Kyiv -- especially if Zelensky's government is directly implicated.
A look at what the coming week will bring -- and a list of recommended RANE articles from the week that was.
High returns from oil and gas production are leading some companies to double down on investment into oil and gas in lieu of the energy transition.
Amid scientific and technological advancements, nuclear fusion's future looks bright, possibly offering a widespread and sustainable energy source by the second half of the century.
The $13.9 billion bailout may save the country's embattled grid operator from a debt default, but socially and economically disruptive power outages will persist in the short to medium term.
More pressure from judges and environmentally minded shareholders could force companies to back off petroleum investment or increase transparency, causing a backlash.
More funding and expedited regulatory processes are unlikely to fix the underlying issues forcing the country to impose politically and economically disruptive blackouts.
What is the new ban and how will it play out?
