European Energy Concerns Rise as Ukraine Halts Russian Gas Transit
Concerns escalate in eastern and central Europe after Ukraine halts Russian gas transit, sparking fears over energy security and economic impact as winter approaches.
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Concerns escalate in eastern and central Europe after Ukraine halts Russian gas transit, sparking fears over energy security and economic impact as winter approaches.
China’s first energy law took effect on January 1, providing a legal framework for energy planning and emphasizing its role in national development, aiming to promote high-quality energy and support carbon neutrality goals.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow to discuss the transit of Russian gas, following Ukraine’s opposition to gas transit to Slovakia through its territory.
APEC leaders in Lima urge enhanced multilateral cooperation to tackle challenges in trade, environment, food, and energy security, as declared in the 2024 Machu Picchu Declaration.
China unveils an action plan to accelerate the development of a new electricity system, aiming for green growth and energy security through advanced technologies and increased clean energy transmission.
A new compilation of Xi Jinping’s discourses on China’s national energy security has been published, highlighting key insights into the country’s energy strategies and development.
Russia urges the U.S. to prove it was not behind the Nord Stream pipeline explosions, intensifying tensions over the alleged sabotage. The White House dismisses claims as false.
Rising energy costs in Europe force Italian pools to close early, highlighting potential risks for Asia’s energy security and the need for proactive measures.