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Experts suggest maintenance robots may have planted bombs, as concern grows over methane buildup

Azerbaijan has pledged to increase natural gas imports to Europe following the start of the war - echoing similarity to the EU. 

"Serious damage" caused by "substantial explosions – not done by an amateur". That's the assessment of the EU’s Economy Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni after gas leaks were discovered in the Nord Stream pipelines between Russia and Germany earlier this week. The former Italian prime minister tells FRANCE 24 that currently there…

Also known as meter-reading day, you need to record your usage quickly, to avoid costly estimates

Azerbaijan’s president says his country is a reliable partner and will stick to an agreement to double gas exports to the European Union by 2027

Cubans in several neighborhoods in Havana and other cities took to the streets on Thursday evening. They banged pots and pans, and demanded the restoration of electricity service after a failure in Cuba’s dilapidated power grid left the country in near total darkness since Tuesday.

Former president’s son joins conservatives pushing conspiracy theories about the unexplained Nord Stream pipeline explosions

Levy could raise €140bn, and energy ministers also set targets to cut electricity use

Pete Buttigieg is aiming for a net zero proposal by 2050.

Move by U.S. is first such action against Indian company, comes day after EAM Jaishankar U.S. visit

European Union energy ministers are meeting in Brussels to adopt a package of measures including a windfall levy on profits by fossil fuel companies – but a deal on capping gas prices remains off the table.