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UK Joins North Sea Pact for 100GW Offshore Wind

Britain has joined nine European partners in a 100-gigawatt North Sea offshore wind pledge, setting out cross-border grid links and joint project delivery to stabilise electricity costs, strengthen energy security,…
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France and Allies Plan Emergency Energy Support Talks for Ukraine

France is planning emergency energy support discussions with G7, Nordic, and Baltic partners to coordinate…
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European Energy Sector Calls for Fast-Track Long-Duration Storage Framework

Industry and energy users across Europe are urging the European Commission to accelerate the development…
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Ukraine Boosts Electricity Imports From Europe as Grid Faces War Strain

Ukraine has increased electricity imports from Europe to stabilize its energy system after Russian strikes…
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Wind and Solar Top Fossil Fuels in European Electricity Mix for First Time

In 2025, wind and solar electricity generation in the European Union exceeded fossil fuel output…
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Ukraine Peace Plan Fears May Be Realized

A proposed Ukraine-Russia peace deal, presented as a path to end the war, may in…
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UK to Tax EVs Per Mile Starting in 2028

Britain will introduce a per-mile tax on electric vehicles in 2028 to offset declining fuel…
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Germany faces potential power shortfall by 2030

Germany may face an electricity shortfall of 10–24 gigawatts by 2030 as it retires coal…
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