How EU regulatory maximalism undermines continental rearmament
The European Union continues to face a fundamental contradiction that threatens continental security.
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The European Union continues to face a fundamental contradiction that threatens continental security.
Germany’s electricity system is struggling to keep up with rising industrial demand and fluctuations from renewables output.
Canada is following the US in promoting a new generation of nuclear reactors in Europe.
“There’s no need to worry about our country’s energy security,” said Belgium’s energy minister Mathieu Bihet.
In the first half of 2025, the European Union imported more liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the US and from Russia than ever before.
The economist Thomas Sowell once observed that there are no policies, only tradeoffs.
Spain's grid operator, Red Eléctrica (REE), has issued a fresh alert to the National Commission on Markets and Competition (CNMC) about "abrupt voltage variations"…
A Canadian company exploring potential energy deposits off Poland’s Baltic coast has announced the largest oil discovery in Polish history together with billions…
A Belgian liberal party said it wanted to bring local mining back to Belgium to extract critical raw materials from European soil.
A cross-party group of MEPs has urged the European Union to help companies extricate themselves from long-term contracts with Russian energy providers.
The Middle East is on fire. As Israel strikes Iran and Tehran responds, Europe, too, will pay the price.
China has been driving a global boom in clean energy investment while expanding its coal footprint at home and abroad.
Investment in critical minerals has started to fall, just as global demand accelerates, warned the International Energy Agency.
A new study by Swedish think-tank the Scandinavian Policy Institute (SPI) has warned that the promotion of wind power as being cost-effective and reliable was misleading…
China's tech strength increasingly rests on cheap, often sanctioned energy–a model that exposes Europe to new kinds of strategic risk as global supply chains shift.
The Danish government is to rethink its 40-year ban on nuclear power plants with a detailed review of the risks and potential of nuclear technology for Denmark's…
A lack of co-ordination and poor access to energy data has hampered the European Union’s ability to deliver energy security, a think-tank conference was told.
The European Union’s plan to phase out Russian gas by 2027 hinged on traceability, and that may be its weakest point, experts and officials told Brussels Signal.
Could a great bargain be lurking just beneath the surface, ready to be struck in the fog of geopolitical manoeuvring?
While Spain and Portugal are slowly recovering from the electricity blackout that put both countries to a standstill, experts have been pointing out that renewable…
A shift in China’s gas import strategy is set to push more US LNG towards Europe — potentially tightening a transatlantic energy bond Brussels has been wary…
Azerbaijan will not sell more gas to the European Union without concrete guarantees, the country's President Ilham Aliyev has said.
In the greater picture of his trade wars, Donald Trump pushed a bold idea: Europe should buy all its oil, gas and coal from the USA. It is a loud, daring proposal.
The Eastern Mediterranean is at a crossroads, and the EastMed Pipeline - linking Greece, Cyprus, and Israel in a defiant energy pact - stands as a promise and a…
Poland’s Minister of Climate and Environment, Paulina Hennig-Kloska, has said the country was prepared to supply electricity to Ukraine if needed.
European Union gas reserves have suffered one of the sharpest declines on record.
Qatar’s energy minister Saad al-Kaabi has threatened to cut supplies of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to the European Union over its recently implemented Corporate…
Energy prices in Germany have returned to 2022 levels, driven by a combination of factors that have exacerbated the energy crisis stemming from the invasion of Ukraine…
The Belgian Government is said to be giving extra subsidies to old and highly polluting jet engines to help make up for the closing of nuclear power plants.
"Becoming a world leader in green technology is one of China’s key strategic objectives...