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Liquefied natural gas

Keir Starmer goes big on wind power — even as Trump trashes it

LONDON — Prime Minister Keir Starmer usually goes out of his way not to annoy Donald Trump. So he better hope the windmill-hating U.S. president doesn’t notice what the U.K. just did. In
14/01/2026
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UK ministers warned of ‘emerging risk’ to gas supply

LONDON — Ministers must act now to address an “emerging risk to gas supply security,” the government’s official independent energy advisers have warned.  The government must make plans to avert a threat to future gas supplies, the
26/11/2025
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TotalEnergies bet big on Africa. Then the killing started.

By ALEX PERRY in Paris Illustrations by Julius Maxim for POLITICO This article is also available in French When Patrick Pouyanné decided to spend billions on a giant natural gas field in
21/11/2025
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Past promises haunt Brazil’s climate summit

BELÉM, Brazil — United Nations climate summits have for years ended with bold promises to stave off global warming. But those commitments often fade when nations go home. Three years ago, in
16/11/2025
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Athens and Kyiv sign LNG deal as Greece adopts US energy agenda

ATHENS — Athens and Kyiv signed an agreement on Sunday for Ukraine to import liquified natural gas to help meet the country’s winter energy needs, as Greece becomes the first EU country
16/11/2025
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Trump’s fossil fuel crusade confronts the climate faithful

President Donald Trump is no longer content to stand aloof from the global alliance trying to combat climate change. His new goal is to demolish it — and replace it with a
06/11/2025
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Slovakia lifts veto on latest Russia sanctions

BRUSSELS — A weeks-long stalemate holding up the latest package of sanctions against Russia was ended Wednesday night after Slovakia lifted its veto, the Danish presidency of the Council of the EU confirmed. The bulk
22/10/2025
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