COP27: Should the energy crisis make the world re-evaluate the feasibility of a coal phase-out?
Jakub Chełstowski, the governor of Poland's coal-heavy Silesia region, who is from the Law and Justice party that governs Poland…
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Moldova faces winter darkness as Russia weaponises energy
Russia is using energy supplies to destabilise Moldova, but separatist Kremlin-backed Transnistria might be hit the hardest if gas is…
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COP27: Warsaw’s mayor has come with a very different message than the Polish government
This should be the last COP without city governments having an official place at the table – whether national governments…
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COP27: Ukraine energy company DTEK maintains net-zero goal
The CEO of Ukraine's largest private energy investor, DTEK, talks to Energy Monitor about climate ambition, renewables and FDI.
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The French-Spanish ‘BarMar’ pipeline will do little to address the energy crisis in the short-term
The new ‘green energy corridor’ agreed between France, Spain and Portugal is promising for green hydrogen, but will do little…
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Europe on the brink of ‘disastrous’ deindustrialisation – MYTILINEOS
The energy crisis and the subsequent market interventions from the EU have left Europe’s energy-intensive heavy industries on their knees,…
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EU leaders debate gas price cap as north-south energy rifts deepen
Ursula von der Leyen is holding off on proposing a gas price cap seemingly because Germany does not want it,…
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Rapid industrial electrification could avoid EU gas rationing
The European food, chemical and glass industries could evade shutdown orders in the coming months if they quickly electrify their…
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