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France Reconsiders Gas Pipeline from Spain to Germany

Carlos Perona Calvete September 1, 2022

The project, dubbed MidCat, would carry North African gas from Spain to Germany, running through France.

Gazprom to Cut All Gas Deliveries to French Energy Giant Engie

Robert Semonsen August 31, 2022

The suspension of gas flows from Gazprom will not affect French consumers, Engie wrote in a press release.

UK: New Price Hike Promises Bleak Winter for Consumers

Tristan Vanheuckelom August 29, 2022

The announcement comes only days before PM Boris Johnson’s successor is announced. Johnson has thus far undertaken little action in resolving the crisis, leaving this farrago for the next prime minister to untangle instead.

Germans Facing an Extra €500 a Year in Gas Bills

Tristan Vanheuckelom August 16, 2022

The levy comes just days after Energy Minister Robert Habeck announced his plan for reducing gas consumption by 20%. He also wants to allow public buildings to be heated at a maximum of 19 degrees.

Hungary and Slovakia Step Up to Keep Russian Oil Flowing Through Ukraine

Bridget Ryder August 12, 2022

Oil deliveries from Russia had been detained through the southern half of the Druzhba pipeline due to a problem with transit fee payments caused by EU sanctions.

EU Gas Agreement with Azerbaijan Denounced by French Politicians

Hélène de Lauzun August 7, 2022

“By choosing Azerbaijan as a gas supplier, Mrs. von der Leyen is in fact weakening the European Union,” the French MPs said.

Pakistan: Paying the Price for Our Indulgences

David Boos August 6, 2022

With Pakistan close to economic collapse, fears of a situation similar to Sri Lanka are growing. But due to the ‘butterfly effect,’ European energy politics have contributed greatly to this chaos.

Hungarian Foreign Minister in Moscow

Hélène de Lauzun July 29, 2022

Péter Szijjártó is above all pragmatic. His visit comes on the heels of the EU’s decision to cut Russian gas supplies by 15%.

EU Countries Deny Commission Gas Rationing Powers

Bridget Ryder July 28, 2022

At their July 26th meeting, energy ministers rejected the Commission’s initial plan for emergency powers but committed to reducing gas usage by 15% between 1 August 2022 and 31 March 2023—at least they did in theory.

EU Gas Rationing Proposal Likely to Burn Up

Bridget Ryder July 26, 2022

From Madrid, Spain’s Ecological Transition Minister Teresa Ribera rejected Brussels’ plan as “not the most effective, nor the most efficient, nor the fairest.”

Tag: gas

France Reconsiders Gas Pipeline from Spain to Germany

Gazprom to Cut All Gas Deliveries to French Energy Giant Engie

UK: New Price Hike Promises Bleak Winter for Consumers

Germans Facing an Extra €500 a Year in Gas Bills

Hungary and Slovakia Step Up to Keep Russian Oil Flowing Through Ukraine

EU Gas Agreement with Azerbaijan Denounced by French Politicians

Pakistan: Paying the Price for Our Indulgences

Hungarian Foreign Minister in Moscow

EU Countries Deny Commission Gas Rationing Powers

EU Gas Rationing Proposal Likely to Burn Up

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