| The chief economist of the International Energy Agency presents a sobering view of the world’s energy future. ‘We are approaching an irrever...
| The chief economist of the International Energy Agency presents a sobering view of the world’s energy future. ‘We are approaching an irrever...
| With the ink barely dry on the merger between GDF and Suez, creating the world’s fourth largest gas and electricity supplier, French Preside...
| Unlike France, the Netherlands is heading for a sell-off of its energy utilities. An attempted merger between the country’s two biggest ener...
| From 1970 to 1996, Jean-Claude Leny was head of Framatome, the builder of nuclear power stations which later gave birth to Areva NP. Now ret...
| The former Greek Minister of Energy, Andreas Andrianopoulos, who currently acts for the EU as advisor to the Russian government, talked to E...
| Eon’s executive Johannes Teyssen about the World Energy Council; ‘The WEC is the only organisation that approaches energy issues strictly ra...
| The possible existence of large deepwater oil and gas reserves in the Eastern Mediterranean is causing ripples in and around Cyprus. ...
| Ceo of the APX Group, Bert den Ouden, explains why the integration of the French, Belgian and Dutch power exchanges is a crucial step in the...
| China is well on its way to becoming a major player in the global energy market. The EU should define a strategy of cooperation, says Profes...
| Climate change represents an opportunity as much as a threat. By tackling the climate problem at its root, we can also tackle critical probl...