US extends license for talks on MOL’s takeover of NIS
The US Treasury Department issued licenses to Hungarian MOL to continue talks on the acquisition of NIS, and to the Serbian company to continue operating
Jørgensen: Winter to be difficult for EU citizens, economy
European Commissioner for Energy and Housing Dan Jørgensen warned of another energy crisis and a difficult winter ahead for citizens and the economy of the EU
Turkey, Canada ink cooperation in nuclear energy, renewables, LNG
Turkey and Canada intend to launch joint projects for nuclear energy, liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply, critical minerals and renewable energy
Minister of Energy of Romania Dumitru Chisăliță takes office in cabinet of new PM Luca Niculescu
Romania's new Prime Minister Luca Niculescu and Minister of Energy Dumitru Chisăliță pointed to energy security risks in the coming winter
First turbine goes live at Mintia – Europe’s largest gas power plant
Engineers testing the new Mintia gas power plant in Romania fired up the first turbine. It is set to become the biggest of its kind in Europe when completed.
Energy security is forcing separate transition strategies for importers, exporters
Energy security is driving increasingly divergent transition pathways for energy importers and exporters, according to the latest DNV’s Energy Transition Outlook 2026
Ecomondo 2026: the international conference programme guides the circular economy discussion
The Italian Exhibition Group’s circular economy and ecological transition event, scheduled for November 3 to 6 at Rimini Expo Centre, will cover European policies, research and innovation for the main industrial sectors
Turkey achieves all-time high solar, wind power output
A record was broken in August with an output of 9.9 TWh of solar and wind power combined as Turkey is striving for energy independence, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar said
