English Edition

China Stops Buying Liquefied Natural Gas from the US

China Stops Buying Liquefied Natural Gas from the US

China’s imports of US liquefied natural gas have completely stopped for more than 10 weeks, according to shipping data showing how the Sino-American trade war has spread to energy co-operation

Global Energy Supplies Still Vulnerable to Shocks, Warns IEA

Global Energy Supplies Still Vulnerable to Shocks, Warns IEA

The lessons of the energy crisis following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have not been fully learned, the International Energy Agency has said, as more than 60 global leaders are set to arrive in London for discussions on energy security

A period of low oil prices

A period of low oil prices

With President Trump pausing his punitive tariffs for 90 days, it will take time before the negotiations that will follow realign global trading to the new developing international order. Already analysts project the impact of this to extend well into 2026. During this period global economic growth will be slow and, as a result, oil prices are expected to stay low. Brent now hovers around $64/b.

Romania Utilizing all Available Resources to Boost its Energy Independence

Romania Utilizing all Available Resources to Boost its Energy Independence

Romania is using all energy resources available, including natural gas as the country advances rapidly with Neptun Deep gas project and new wind and solar parks, strengthening energy security, MP Cristina Pruna, Vice President of the Industries and Services Committee in the Romanian Parliament, told NE Global in Bucharest on April 3.

Trump Seeks to Revive Coal Industry and Reverse Long-Term Decline With New Orders

Trump Seeks to Revive Coal Industry and Reverse Long-Term Decline With New Orders

Trump's new coal orders are aimed at reviving the industry, but data show that US coal production and use are reaching historic lows. US President Donald Trump's executive actions aimed at reviving the coal sparked debate in global energy markets, but data show that coal's share of the US energy mix continues to shrink.

G7 condemns China’s large-scale military drills around Taiwan

G7 condemns China’s large-scale military drills around Taiwan

In a statement issued on April 6, 2025, the foreign ministers of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States – along with the European Union’s High Representative – condemned China’s recent military drills around Taiwan, which they referred to as “provocative actions.” The recent Chinese exercises, which mainly took place over the April 1-2 period, included the