Malta’s electricity supply rises 3.2% in 2025 as demand also increases
The highest monthly demand was recorded in July, at 637 MW, followed by August at 585 MW
‘Reliable energy is essential health infrastructure’ – association calls for independent review after grid failures
Electricity is not merely a household convenience or business requirement, association says
Enemalta gradually restoring electricity following widespread power cut
It has not yet indicated when electricity supply is expected to be fully restored
Malta finalises policy for photovoltaic panels in industrial zones as INDIS identifies sites
The new framework has received Cabinet approval
Malta has EU’s third-lowest share of renewable electricity
Renewable sources accounted for 24.5% of electricity generated in Malta during the second quarter of 2026
Malta’s energy trade deficit stands at 5.4% of GDP – highest in EU
Malta’s energy trade deficit is considerably larger relative to its economy than that of any other EU member state
Enemalta defends Gozo grid investment after power cuts hit recently upgraded areas
The power company said it will continue to strengthen Gozo's energy supply after critical issues affected thousands last month
Government could spend €80 million more than last year to keep consumer energy prices stable
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana says the way things are evolving suggests energy prices will rise further
Former San Luċjan oil depot earmarked for transformation into innovation hub
The framework seeks to safeguard surrounding agricultural land as well as nearby ecologically and historically sensitive protected areas
Four submissions received for proposed renewable energy link between North Africa and Malta
The information received will now be reviewed by the appointed evaluation team
MDA calls for accelerated investment in Malta’s energy infrastructure, not a new strategy
It believes that the implementation of Malta's long-term energy vision should continue to evolve through regular review
Malta Employers calls for long-term infrastructure strategy after power outages
Malta Employers says the recent power outages highlight the need for coordinated, long-term infrastructure planning across key sectors
MHRA calls for national climate resilience plan amid summer power cuts
‘Malta needs a national plan for heat resilience and reliable electricity,’ says MHRA
Opposition Leader Alex Borg calls for urgent MCESD meeting on power cuts
Repeated and prolonged power cuts can no longer be regarded as isolated incidents, Alex Borg says
PN calls for automatic compensation scheme for businesses hit by power cuts
Business owners have reported temporary closures, interruptions to cash registers and online payment systems, spoiled stock, and more
Malta’s electricity supply rises 3.2% in 2025 as demand also increases
The highest monthly demand was recorded in July, at 637 MW, followed by August at 585 MW
‘Reliable energy is essential health infrastructure’ – association calls for independent review after grid failures
Electricity is not merely a household convenience or business requirement, association says
Enemalta gradually restoring electricity following widespread power cut
It has not yet indicated when electricity supply is expected to be fully restored
Malta finalises policy for photovoltaic panels in industrial zones as INDIS identifies sites
The new framework has received Cabinet approval
Malta has EU’s third-lowest share of renewable electricity
Renewable sources accounted for 24.5% of electricity generated in Malta during the second quarter of 2026
Malta’s energy trade deficit stands at 5.4% of GDP – highest in EU
Malta’s energy trade deficit is considerably larger relative to its economy than that of any other EU member state
Enemalta defends Gozo grid investment after power cuts hit recently upgraded areas
The power company said it will continue to strengthen Gozo's energy supply after critical issues affected thousands last month
Government could spend €80 million more than last year to keep consumer energy prices stable
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana says the way things are evolving suggests energy prices will rise further
Former San Luċjan oil depot earmarked for transformation into innovation hub
The framework seeks to safeguard surrounding agricultural land as well as nearby ecologically and historically sensitive protected areas
Four submissions received for proposed renewable energy link between North Africa and Malta
The information received will now be reviewed by the appointed evaluation team
MDA calls for accelerated investment in Malta’s energy infrastructure, not a new strategy
It believes that the implementation of Malta's long-term energy vision should continue to evolve through regular review
Malta Employers calls for long-term infrastructure strategy after power outages
Malta Employers says the recent power outages highlight the need for coordinated, long-term infrastructure planning across key sectors
MHRA calls for national climate resilience plan amid summer power cuts
‘Malta needs a national plan for heat resilience and reliable electricity,’ says MHRA
Opposition Leader Alex Borg calls for urgent MCESD meeting on power cuts
Repeated and prolonged power cuts can no longer be regarded as isolated incidents, Alex Borg says
PN calls for automatic compensation scheme for businesses hit by power cuts
Business owners have reported temporary closures, interruptions to cash registers and online payment systems, spoiled stock, and more