Energy Macron writes to von der Leyen: exemptions from EU rules are needed to tackle high fuel pricesby Annachiara Magenta annacmag 22 September 2026
Energy Fuel, Tzitzikostas: “The situation is unstable; if it worsens, I will call an extraordinary meeting”by Redazione eunewsit 21 September 2026
Energy Barents Sea gas would arrive too late to ensure the EU’s energy securityby Annachiara Magenta annacmag 21 September 2026
Energy Renewables make up 54.1 per cent of electricity generation in the EUby Annachiara Magenta annacmag 18 September 2026
Business High energy prices: rising costs are once again a concern for the Eurogroupby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 17 September 2026
Business Eurozone and EU inflation up in August 2026; Italy at 3.2 per centby Annachiara Magenta annacmag 17 September 2026
Energy Europeans are calling for a reduction in dependence on fossil fuels, and for investment to achieve thisby Annachiara Magenta annacmag 10 September 2026
Energy Gas: no immediate risk for the EU: “The system can cope with the coming winter”by Annachiara Magenta annacmag 3 September 2026
Business High energy prices cause inflation to surge again: +0.4 per cent in Augustby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 1 September 2026
Agrifood Hormuz and drought: food inflation is weighing on the ECB’s interest rates decisionsby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 27 August 2026
Business Produce, invest and protect: Von der Leyen’s recipe for Europe’s competitivenessby Annachiara Magenta annacmag 27 August 2026
Energy Irish Presidency open to an EU debate on taxing oil companies’ windfall profitsby Annachiara Magenta annacmag 25 August 2026
Industry & Markets High energy prices weigh on EU trade, with the second quarter marking the first deficit in three yearsby Renato Giannetti 25 August 2026
Business EU: Should oil companies’ windfall profits be taxed? It’s up to individual Member Statesby Redazione eunewsit 25 August 2026
Business Eurozone July inflation confirmed up 2.9 per cent, driven by rising energy pricesby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 19 August 2026
Business Lagarde takes on the defeatists: “We continue to grow, despite everything”by Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 19 August 2026
Business Lagarde: China now competes with the eurozone for 40 per cent of its leading sectorsby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 19 August 2026
Energy Brussels extends flexibility on budget accounts: more scope for spending on energy securityby Annachiara Magenta annacmag 17 August 2026
World politics Turkey advances energy annexation of Northern Cyprus as European Parliament raises the prospect of sanctionsby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 17 August 2026
Energy Coal use at an all-time low in the EU: in 2025, it accounted for just 9.2 per cent of electricity generationby Annachiara Magenta annacmag 13 August 2026
Energy Heatwave: EU says, “Energy supplies are stable; there is no cause for concern”by Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 13 August 2026
Energy EU Commission approves Khazna–ENI joint venture, says it does “not raise competition concerns”by Annachiara Magenta annacmag 10 August 2026
Business Iran: ECB flags households’ real‑income fears as the crux for growth prospectsby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 3 August 2026
Green Economy Electric car boom in the EU: registrations up 29.7 per cent in 2025, but they remain a minority on the roadsby Annachiara Magenta annacmag 31 July 2026