EU Eyeing Joint Navy Patrols To Protect Infrastructure After Nord Stream Blasts

The EU is considering a possibility of conducting joint maritime patrols and exercises to protect critical marine infrastructure on the bloc's territory after the Nord Stream blasts, EU Commissioner for Environment, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Virginijus Sinkevicius told the Financial Time newspaper.

Several Regions Of Ukraine Issue Air Raid Warnings - Authorities

Air raid sirens sounded in a number of Ukrainian regions late on Saturday night, according to air raid data from the country's Ministry of Digital Transformation.

Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia reports multiple Russian missile attacks

Ukraine’s second-biggest city of Kharkiv and the southeastern city of Zaporizhzhia have been targeted in a wave of Russian missile attacks, according to officials.

Greek Citizens Concerned About High Energy Prices, Blame EU Policies

Greek citizens living on the island of Crete are concerned over high energy prices while also blaming the European Union for mismanaging its energy policy, leading, in their opinion, to the current situation, according to the people surveyed by Sputnik.

European Commission Announces New Support Initiatives For Ukraine To Survive Winter

The European Commission presented on Tuesday new measures to support Ukraine during the winter season, including deliveries of power generators, energy saving lightbulbs and establishing a special donation hub in Poland.

US sends first shipment of power equipment in aid to Ukraine

The United States has shipped the first part of its power equipment aid to Ukraine, US officials said on Monday, as Washington works to support the country's energy infrastructure against intensifying attacks from Russia.

Macron says no reason to panic about possible French power cuts

French President Emmanuel Macron said there was no reason to panic about possible power cuts this winter, but he called on citizens to use less energy and on state utility EDF to restart nuclear reactors to prevent outages in case of cold weather.

Russia Determined Not To Sell Energy Resources To Those Who Set Price Caps - Kremlin

 Russia won't export oil and gas to those countries that choose to cap energy prices, as announced by Russian President Vladimir Putin in mid-October, but is monitoring the situation, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Sunday.

EU Accuses US Of War Profiteering As Energy Crunch, Subsidies Erode Industry

Europeans are becoming increasingly aware of the effect that US foreign energy trade and subsidy policies are having on their economies and they are not happy about it, EU officials have admitted.

Protests Erupt across Europe amid Rising Cost of Living

 Protests over soaring energy, food, and fuel prices have broken out across Europe.

Russia hits targets north of Kyiv, Mykolaiv: Officials

A new wave of Russian air attacks has hit several locations in Ukraine, including key energy infrastructure in the north of the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, causing several explosions, officials have said, in the second day of raids by Moscow.

EU To Present Package Of Proposals To Tackle Skyrocketing Energy Prices On October 18 - UrduPoint

The European Commission is working on a package of proposals to be presented on October 18, aimed at combating soaring energy prices, European Commissioner for Energy Kadri Simson said.

France launches energy savings push to avoid winter power cuts

 The French government on Thursday launched a package of measures aimed at cutting the country's energy consumption by 10 percent in the hope of getting through the winter without power cuts.

Thousands of German Stores on Brink of Closure - Tasnim News Agency

Over 15,000 German stores are facing bankruptcy due to soaring energy costs, according to the German Retail Association (HDE).

Nord Stream gas leaks can exacerbate price volatility on energy markets in Europe, world: UN

The UN warned Friday that damage to the Nord Stream pipelines under the Baltic Sea can exacerbate price volatility in energy markets in Europe and around the world.

Hungary To Oppose EU Sanctions Against Russia Targeting Energy - Orbans Office

 Hungary will study proposals contained in the 8th package of EU sanctions against Russia but will not support energy restrictions, Gergely Gulyas, the head of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's office, said on Thursday.

Energy Security of the entire continent: Kremlin Concerned About Emergency At Nord Stream Pipelines, Calls It Unprecedented

Moscow is extremely concerned about the emergency situation at the Nord Stream gas pipelines, which is unprecedented and needs a prompt investigation, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday.

IEA Head Says Energy Crisis Risks Destroying European Unity Ahead of Looming Winter

The scramble for energy resources between the EU countries this winter could destroy European unity and trigger social unrest, the Financial Times newspaper reported on Friday, citing International Energy Agency (IEA) Head Fatih Birol.

Paris To Turn Off Lights Earlier At Louvre Pyramid Starting Saturday

Lights inside the Louvre Pyramid will go out earlier starting Saturday, in what the French culture minister said was a "symbolic gesture" that she hopes will emphasize the need to save energy.

EU Commission proposes mandatory 5% cut in energy consumption during peak hours

The European Commission on Wednesday proposed a mandatory 5% reduction in electricity consumption during peak hours to ease the bloc’s dependence on Russian gas.