Malta secures exemption from EU mandatory regulation to reduce energy consumption
At a meeting in Brussels, EU Energy Ministers have agreed to tax energy firms, but no consensus on capping prices
Interconnect Malta launches marine surveys for second Malta-Italy interconnector
Nearshore survey works started in Sicily last week using a smaller vessel, whereas nearshore surveying in Malta will commence shortly
Millions of British households’ energy bills to soar by 80% come October
In Malta, where energy prices are frozen for 2022, reports have emerged that the Government’s energy subsidy has to increase ...
Malta secures exemption from EU mandatory proposal for countries to cut gas consumption by 15%
As an island member state disconnected from the EU’s gas network, Malta 'will continue working hard to promote energy efficiency'
Energy Minister in bilateral meeting with Sicilian President over Malta’s second interconnector
Government approved the building of a second interconnector in last year
Malta’s energy minister Miriam Dalli urges European Commission to ensure security of supply for all
As Brussels prepares for difficult times ahead, European energy ministers discuss security of supply and price spike caused by Russia’s ...
Raising energy prices now would undo Government’s economic support throughout COVID – Finance Minister
He was asked to comment after the Central Bank governor cautioned against shielding consumers for too long
LNG: EU and US sign gas deal as West intensifies efforts to reduce dependence on Russia
Energy Minister Miriam Dalli has said Malta has no contracts with Russia for the provision of LNG
EU moves towards vaccine-inspired collective purchase of natural gas
The European Union is reassessing its reliance on Russia for energy needs
Malta Chamber warns: ‘Jeopardising EU funding is a dangerous game’
Both the PN and Matthew Caruana Galizia have sounded the alarm over EU funds going to Electrogas shareholders
We will continue working to ensure energy price stability for households and businesses, says Miriam Dalli
Minister insists bespoke measures are needed in smaller member states
Energy price increases are temporary, ECB’s chief economist reassures
Rising energy prices lead to inflation rates not seen since 2008
Charting the growth of renewable energy in Malta
Electrical engineer and Managing Director of leading renewable energy provider Econetique discusses the products' rise
As businesses reel from recent power cuts, Malta’s business lobbies debate energy supply & distribution options
Could Malta be better served by the construction of smaller power stations across the island?
Marsaskala power cuts see businesses suffer wasted stock & lost custom
Power to much of the locality was cut on Wednesday night and did not return till Thursday afternoon
Malta secures exemption from EU mandatory regulation to reduce energy consumption
At a meeting in Brussels, EU Energy Ministers have agreed to tax energy firms, but no consensus on capping prices
Interconnect Malta launches marine surveys for second Malta-Italy interconnector
Nearshore survey works started in Sicily last week using a smaller vessel, whereas nearshore surveying in Malta will commence shortly
Millions of British households’ energy bills to soar by 80% come October
In Malta, where energy prices are frozen for 2022, reports have emerged that the Government’s energy subsidy has to increase ...
Malta secures exemption from EU mandatory proposal for countries to cut gas consumption by 15%
As an island member state disconnected from the EU’s gas network, Malta 'will continue working hard to promote energy efficiency'
Energy Minister in bilateral meeting with Sicilian President over Malta’s second interconnector
Government approved the building of a second interconnector in last year
Malta’s energy minister Miriam Dalli urges European Commission to ensure security of supply for all
As Brussels prepares for difficult times ahead, European energy ministers discuss security of supply and price spike caused by Russia’s ...
Raising energy prices now would undo Government’s economic support throughout COVID – Finance Minister
He was asked to comment after the Central Bank governor cautioned against shielding consumers for too long
LNG: EU and US sign gas deal as West intensifies efforts to reduce dependence on Russia
Energy Minister Miriam Dalli has said Malta has no contracts with Russia for the provision of LNG
EU moves towards vaccine-inspired collective purchase of natural gas
The European Union is reassessing its reliance on Russia for energy needs
Malta Chamber warns: ‘Jeopardising EU funding is a dangerous game’
Both the PN and Matthew Caruana Galizia have sounded the alarm over EU funds going to Electrogas shareholders
We will continue working to ensure energy price stability for households and businesses, says Miriam Dalli
Minister insists bespoke measures are needed in smaller member states
Energy price increases are temporary, ECB’s chief economist reassures
Rising energy prices lead to inflation rates not seen since 2008
Charting the growth of renewable energy in Malta
Electrical engineer and Managing Director of leading renewable energy provider Econetique discusses the products' rise
As businesses reel from recent power cuts, Malta’s business lobbies debate energy supply & distribution options
Could Malta be better served by the construction of smaller power stations across the island?
Marsaskala power cuts see businesses suffer wasted stock & lost custom
Power to much of the locality was cut on Wednesday night and did not return till Thursday afternoon