The Dutch Military Intelligence and Security Service (MVID) has reported that a Russian vessel collecting intelligence on energy infrastructure was detected at a North Sea wind farm.
Russian Shadow Fleet – Dark fleet expected to keep diesel flowing after ban
To bypass sanctions, Russia initially deployed a small group of oil tankers. However, now, hundreds of fuel vessels are trying to conceal their destinations from public view.
Russia is selling the equivalent of £100m worth of foreign currency a day, cuts oil production
Russia is selling foreign currency worth approximately £100m each day in an effort to balance its books while coping with towering spending and plummeting energy revenue due to the ongoing
Gas prices in Europe have fallen to lows not seen since September 2021
As a result of the restarting of US exports from America’s second-largest liquefied natural gasoline terminal, gas prices in Europe fell to levels not seen since September 2021.
Russia brushes off sanctions to push oil drilling to decade-high in 2022
Russia drilled the most oil wells in Russia in the past decade, even though giants such as BP and Shell left the country.
As Russia intensifies its attack on Ukraine, Ukraine pleads for ammunition immediately
Ukraine has asked its allies to supply ammunition and artillery “immediately”, warning that it is short of stocks to protect against a Russian offensive Kyiv fears.
Breaking: Union threatens blackouts as strikes hit UK biggest power plant
Drax insists that Britain will not be affected by power cuts when workers at its Yorkshire plants strike over pay.
European natural gas slid for a fifth straight day
European natural gas fell for the fifth consecutive day. The weather is expected to improve and there are more chances that the US will reopen an old export terminal.
National Grid asks coal plants to warm up in case they are needed
In light of continued cold weather in the UK, the National Grid asked coal factories for warmth.
Breaking ‘Vladimir Putin was wrong,’ says Biden as he sends 31 tanks to Ukraine
US President Joe Biden said that Vladimir Putin, his Russian counterpart, was wrong to believe Western resolve would “crumble”, as the Ukraine conflict drags on.
Germany is poised to back down on tank deliveries to Ukraine
Germany seemed poised to concede in the dispute over sending Leopard 2 tanks into Ukraine on Monday. This signalled its willingness to allow Nato allies to re-export theirs.
National Grid is ready to pay customers to reduce energy use in cold weather
Under plans drawn up by National Grid, households will be paid to reduce their electricity usage for the first time Monday between 5 pm-6 pm.