From the Contract of the Century to the green transition: Azerbaijan’s enduring energy partnership with Europe
In an era of energy insecurity, driven by rising geopolitical tensions and conflicts, Azerbaijan stands out for its strategic and forward-looking approach to energy
Electric cars sales reach record levels in 50 countries
The International Energy Agency has released its report Electric Car Markets in a Time of Uncertainty
Greenpeace launches petition for permanent taxation of oil and gas windfall profits
Greenpeace has launched a petition calling on the UK government to permanently tax oil and gas companies that make windfall profits during wars and other crises.
Historic Danube water lows signal blackout risks – in tandem with fuel crisis
Power production is plummeting in Hungary, Serbia, Romania and Bulgaria due to an almost unseen drop in the Danube water level, which is also limiting oil and fuel shipments
Prosumers: We are sustaining Romania’s energy system amid crisis
Prosumers group APCE claimed merits for keeping the Romanian grid in balance as the drop in Danube water flows jeopardized power supply
Birol: Renewed escalation in Middle East boosts energy supply risk
The renewed escalation of the conflict in the Middle East is affecting the Strait of Hormuz and energy infrastructure in the region, heightening concerns over security of supply, International Energy Agency Executive Director Fatih Birol said.
Serbia opens operational diesel reserves to maintain supply stability
Oil companies in Serbia gained access to operational diesel fuel reserves, as low river water levels are hindering imports, and the global situation is becoming more complex
Fuel imports to Serbia fall amid low water levels, global disruptions
Only 25% of planned July imports of petroleum products into Serbia have arrived, due to low Danube water levels, alongside global market disruptions and high prices, while stocks are dwindling
