Italy strengthens its strategic energy partnership with Kazakhstan through trade, renewables, and critical mineral cooperation, with over $19.9 billion in bilateral trade in 2024 alone.
U.S. authorities have uncovered undocumented communication devices and hidden switches in Chinese-made solar inverters and batteries, raising alarms over potential cybersecurity threats to the nation’s renewable energy infrastructure.
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen signals Denmark may lift its nuclear energy ban as the country reevaluates its green strategy in light of global energy challenges.
Romania and the U.S. have reinforced their strategic energy alliance with new projects in nuclear, gas, and solar power, aiming to secure a clean and affordable future.
The U.S.–Ukraine strategic resource agreement grants Washington access to untapped rare earths and energy reserves, while Kyiv secures vital funding and military support for postwar recovery. The deal may reshape global supply chains and Ukraine’s economic future.
Red Eléctrica confirms nearly full recovery of Spain’s power grid after Monday’s blackout, crediting swift action, hydropower stations, and international grid support from France and Morocco.
A historic blackout across Spain and Portugal has revived concerns flagged in a European energy report warning of future supply risks linked to the transition to renewables.
The U.S. Department of Commerce has announced tariffs exceeding 3,500% on solar panels from Southeast Asia, targeting what officials call a “transnational subsidy scheme” led by China. The move, which could reshape global solar supply chains, pits trade enforcement against clean energy expansion as the U.S. balances industrial protection with climate goals.