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AIM-listed miner Ironveld provides progress update on Rustenburg, South Africa smelter complex

Serbia announces temporary ban on natural gas exports

Most of Europe still dependent on oil and gas for fuel

Europe is hoping to wean itself off Russian gas and turn to renewables but only a few countries rely on hydropower for the majority of their energy needs, while most of the rest of Europe relies on oil and gas.

Huge 600bn lira in energy subsidies planned for Turkey’s election year 2023

Transnistria says Gazprom will cut supplies by 40% y/y in November

Romania’s CE Oltenia to build 850MW gas-fired power plant with Alro

ENERGO: Romania’s CE Oltenia to build 850-MW gas-fired power plant with Alro

Sakhalin-1 oil output collapses after ExxonMobil refused local tanker insurance

Egypt engages with Gaza to develop natural gas fields

MEOG: Israel and Lebanon agree maritime border deal

SOCAR reduced production of gasoline by 0.9%, diesel by 23% over first nine months

Fitch revises outlook on Turkish refiner Tupras to stable from negative

Iran, Kazakhstan to resume oil swap abandoned 10 years ago

Croatia’s INA picks KPMG for external audit of gas trading operations

NGOs praise North Macedonia’s decision to cancel concessions for 7 HPP projects

Russian InterRAO major to acquire Siemens Energy assets

CNOOC eyes sale of North Sea assets to Equinor

India kicks off another oil and gas licensing round

Petronas, TotalEnergies, Shell sign production contract for Malaysian block

Latvia to implement renewable energy projects with capacity of 600 MW by 2026

Lithuania's Klaipedos Nafta to seek FSRU Independence's operator

Demand for EVs in Uzbekistan declines 30% in September

Great interest but not enough cash for e-cars in North Macedonia

North Macedonia will soon start producing e-cars and Skopje’s first electric vehicles exhibition drew crowds, but few people in the county can afford to go electric.

Nigeria signs MoUs on pipeline to send gas to Morocco

Food waste apps gain users as cost of living soars

With food prices rising at rates not seen in a generation or more, food waste apps active in Central and Southeast Europe have seen a sudden upturn in the number of users.