Germany's new chancellor faces a delicate balancing act: tackling the country's energy crisis while upholding its commitment ...

The Dutch government intervened to reduce the investment costs for the offshore wind park IJmuiden Ver Beta by 400 million ...

Spending plans for the period after 2029 by Germany's power grid operator E.ON could come early in 2026, depending on the timing of the national regulator's decision-making on return-on-capital ...

Germany’s bond market calmed slightly on Monday after weeks of rising long-term interest rates. Investors are now waiting for new economic data from the Eurozone and a key decision from the ...

ArcelorMittal turns down 1.3 billion euros in subsidies German ministry regrets decision, notes no money has flown yet Thyssenkrupp steel, Salzgitter stick with green steel projects BERLIN, June ...

Germany's new right-leaning coalition government is set to reshape the nation's energy policy, balancing climate goals with economic realities and investing heavily in grid infrastructure.

Germany's leadership is increasingly divided over nuclear energy, marking a significant shift from its historic anti-nuclear stance as part of a broader global reconsideration of nuclear power.

TotalEnergies (NYSE: TTE) to invest €160 million in six battery storage projects, expanding clean energy role in Germany by 221 MW by early 2026.

After the February election, Germany's energy transition is at a critical turning point. With the just announced coalition agreement between the CDU/CSU (Christian Democratic Union) and the SPD ...