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Supply back to normal level for most member states, but problems remain in Germany, Italy and Romania. Gas flows from Russia have returned to normal levels in most of the EU...

Decrease in supply sparks fears of another energy crisis. A sharp drop in Russian gas supplies has been reported in eight member states, sparking fears of a repeat of the...

The European destination of the first major tranche of Caspian gas to be decided by April. By April, we should know how the first major delivery of Caspian gas into Europe...

A successful year for some, a turbulent and troublesome year for many others. The

Answering a question not addressed in a European Commission paper on energy security. The European Commission's long-awaited communication on EU energy security policy,...

Commission to review deals with third countries, while Poland pushes for more energy transparency. The European Commission, as part of its efforts to create a common...

Russia's presidential election may prove messy for Russia but unusually quiet for the EU. Vladimir Putin has not been a frequent visitor to Brussels. In almost 12 years as...

Commission president seeks support for EU-backed Nabucco gas pipeline project. José Manuel Barroso, the president of the European Commission, and Günther...

Poland moves to assuage European Commission's concerns about effects of gas deal with Russia. A dispute between the European Commission and Poland over a Polish-Russian...

Viktor Yanukovych has taken steps to reform Ukraine's energy sector, and that may be good for Europe and bad for Russia. Gas disputes between Ukraine and Russia have damaged...

To remove concerns about the Nordstream gas project, an intergovernmental agreement is needed. The Lisbon treaty identifies energy security as one of the EU's tasks – and,...

Whether Ukraine's newly elected president looks east or west, the EU must be coherent in its dealings with its eastern neighbour. When Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's...

Gazprom may object, but it is essential for the security of Europe's energy supplies to break up monopolies in central and eastern Europe. In his response to my article...

Gazprom does not pose a threat to competition or to supplies. In her article “Dream of the mundane, not pipes” (EuropeanVoice.com, 11 March), Iana Dreyer of the European...

The most realistic way to secure gas supplies quickly is to build a genuine EU energy market. ‘Energy security' is a buzz-phrase in Brussels. But domestic gas-market...

Does the Russian president's proposal to change the energy system strengthen the case for making the International Energy Agency more global? For the past two months, the...

German candidate for the energy portfolio reaches out to Greens and to Russia's neighbours. Günther Oettinger gave a polished performance as he took questions today...

This month's presidential election in Ukraine may not have the drama of 2004, but there is still a lot riding on the result. Five years ago, Ukrainians took to the streets...

Russia-China energy deal reflects uncertainty about the future of the natural gas trade in Europe. EU and Chinese leaders have many subjects other than energy to consider...

Some countries are doing more than others to improve theirenergy efficiency. Most  developed countries have introduced policies to increase energy efficiency – in...