Balkan countries mitigating fuel shock with export bans, excise cuts
Governments in Southeastern Europe are rolling out short-term measures to maintain fuel supply and limit the surge in prices at the pump
IEA urges demand-side measures to ease energy crisis from Iran war
The escalating energy crisis from the Iran war can be eased with a range of demand-side measures spanning transportation, cooking and industrial production
Papastavrou: Serbia can’t be left out of blueprint for Vertical Gas Corridor
Minister of Environment and Energy of Greece Stavros Papastavrou said Serbia can't be left out of the Vertical Gas Corridor for American gas
Historic oil, gas price spike amid attacks on Gulf production sites
European gas prices skyrocketed more than 30% and Brent oil rallied almost to a four-year high as production facilities in the Gulf are increasingly targeted
Oil seen at USD 190 per barrel by May if Hormuz isn’t reopened – analysis
As much as USD 3.5 trillion of global GDP is at risk in case of a prolonged Hormuz closure, which would also imply an oil price spike, SolAbility found
EnEarth gets permit for carbon storage at offshore oil field in Greece
Integrated energy services firm Kent won a contract for front-end engineering design for the Prinos CO2 project in Greece for carbon storage.
There is no power price crisis in Europe – analysis
Intervening in wholesale electricity markets would increase costs for consumers, while undermining investor confidence, according to a paper that Eurelectric commissioned
Governments in Southeastern Europe launch measures to contain fuel price surge
In light of the Iran war, several Balkan countries have moved to ease the jump in fuel prices
