Europe: Time change has little effect on electricity consumption
There is not much of an impact from the time change on the amount of electricity used. [Time change 2022 Europe] The transition to winter […]
Category: Energy Crisis
Berlin-Paris clash blocking EU measures on gas and bills
Macron and Scholz met in Paris, but there was no joint news conference because of their disagreements on energy policy, military spending, and dealing with […]
Will the common debt save Europe from expensive bills?
At the most recent meeting of the Eurogroup, a concept for a new Sure was presented. Germany is under scrutiny because of its unilateral energy […]
What European states are doing to reduce energy bill costs
All the major steps that governments have taken in reaction to the crisis, from lowering the value-added-tax to conducting checks on households and setting a […]
Inside German Politics: Is Germany Divided?
To the disadvantage of democracy, Germany allows for arguments that are not distinguished on a variety of topics, including corona measures, energy policy, and the […]
Gas to Germany for electricity to France
The Franco-German alliance is getting ready for the next winter without methane from Russia. Paris makes a pledge of “energetic unity” in Berlin, but at […]
Spain and Portugal to help Germany build a new gas pipeline
The proposals put up by Berlin have received approval from Madrid and Lisbon, which means that the new infrastructure can be completed in nine months. […]
Germany sets to extend its remaining nuclear power reactors
The current three nuclear power reactors in Germany will have their lifespans extended thanks to the efforts of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, who set the […]
Australia begins its battle against climate change and energy reliance
Climate change is having a significant impact on Australia, as seen by recent wildfires and floods. The energy needs of the populace are being met […]
Rising prices in Europe: Inflation cannot be saved away
High costs presently dictate people’s daily lives. Why an austerity program and the European Central Bank’s interest rate rise are the incorrect way to proceed. […]
