Malta and Egypt agree on strengthening cooperation in energy sector through MoU
Malta and Egypt will explore the potential of virtual energy corridors, that would contribute towards the achievement of energy diversification ...
Outbreak of violence between Israel and Hamas drives oil prices upwards
The price for Brent crude jumped by $4 before receding
Fossil fuel subsidies reach record highs, says International Monetary Fund
Total subsidies for oil, coal and natural gas cost equivalent of 7.1% of global GDP
Government to double investment in energy distribution system to €30 million in 2024
An authority focused on matters related to climate change will be established by the Government
‘As the sole energy provider Enemalta has a responsibility to guarantee the service’ – Chamber of SMEs CEO
A recent spate of power cuts has led to calls for compensation for those impacted
Serious cable damage triggers night-long power cut across Mosta and Naxxar
The power cut occurred in the middle of one of the first heatwaves of the year
Malta and Libya sign renewable energy interconnector preliminary agreement
The themes of energy, security, and economic cooperation between the two countries were discussed
Saudi production cut drives up oil prices
The Kingdom’s cut is its biggest in years
OPEC+ cuts oil production causing prices to spike by more than 5%
Oil prices are still below what they were when the Russian invasion of Ukraine started
The future of energy: Green Hydrogen
Hydrogen has sparked the interest of industry and policymakers as a critical element in attaining a zero carbon economy
Malta’s natural gas consumption is up by more than 10%, EU down 19.3%
While under no obligation to reduce natural gas consumption, increased consumption weighs on Malta's energy price freeze subsidies
EU’s exit from Energy Charter Treaty ‘inevitable’ – Commission
The treaty allows energy companies to sue Governments if their policies threaten their investments
Malta restarts oil exploration efforts
Licence awarded to Albion Energy allows it to drill in two maritime areas off Malta’s south east
An exciting journey towards renewables in Malta
Optimists predict that hydrogen will be a more affordable solution in the long run
Russia bans oil exports to countries with a price cap
This move may result in increased pressure on public finances, which are subsidising energy bills
Malta and Egypt agree on strengthening cooperation in energy sector through MoU
Malta and Egypt will explore the potential of virtual energy corridors, that would contribute towards the achievement of energy diversification ...
Outbreak of violence between Israel and Hamas drives oil prices upwards
The price for Brent crude jumped by $4 before receding
Fossil fuel subsidies reach record highs, says International Monetary Fund
Total subsidies for oil, coal and natural gas cost equivalent of 7.1% of global GDP
Government to double investment in energy distribution system to €30 million in 2024
An authority focused on matters related to climate change will be established by the Government
‘As the sole energy provider Enemalta has a responsibility to guarantee the service’ – Chamber of SMEs CEO
A recent spate of power cuts has led to calls for compensation for those impacted
Serious cable damage triggers night-long power cut across Mosta and Naxxar
The power cut occurred in the middle of one of the first heatwaves of the year
Malta and Libya sign renewable energy interconnector preliminary agreement
The themes of energy, security, and economic cooperation between the two countries were discussed
Saudi production cut drives up oil prices
The Kingdom’s cut is its biggest in years
OPEC+ cuts oil production causing prices to spike by more than 5%
Oil prices are still below what they were when the Russian invasion of Ukraine started
The future of energy: Green Hydrogen
Hydrogen has sparked the interest of industry and policymakers as a critical element in attaining a zero carbon economy
Malta’s natural gas consumption is up by more than 10%, EU down 19.3%
While under no obligation to reduce natural gas consumption, increased consumption weighs on Malta's energy price freeze subsidies
EU’s exit from Energy Charter Treaty ‘inevitable’ – Commission
The treaty allows energy companies to sue Governments if their policies threaten their investments
Malta restarts oil exploration efforts
Licence awarded to Albion Energy allows it to drill in two maritime areas off Malta’s south east
An exciting journey towards renewables in Malta
Optimists predict that hydrogen will be a more affordable solution in the long run
Russia bans oil exports to countries with a price cap
This move may result in increased pressure on public finances, which are subsidising energy bills