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Russian state giant emerges as winner from energy crunch and says high gas prices are not temporary
Largest victim of price crisis will be run temporarily while alternative providers are sought for its 1.7m customers
Move by regulator comes after some suppliers warned the mechanism was exacerbating the sector’s crisis
Moscow has much leverage over Europe as a gas supplier, but an over-reliance on Beijing carries long-term strategic risks
Supply concerns flare up as Russian exports remain depressed
Natural gas supplies insufficient in the event of prolonged cold, says Jeremy Weir
Low wind speeds increase reliance on gas generation, with coal plants also brought back into action
Premier Viktor Orban extends controls to petrol and diesel as he prepares for poll battle next year
Producer prices rise 13.5% in October in fastest gain since 1995 as stagflation fears mount
European benchmark soars by as much as 10% after lack of additional pipeline capacity disappoints traders
Billionaire to invest more in renewable energy but says transition will be ‘very challenging process’
Gulf state diverts four LNG tankers to Britain as shortage in Europe exposes threat to country’s energy security
Lower prices aimed at easing domestic energy crisis cause ‘chaos’ for global markets
PGNiG chief says eastern European nation’s crisis ‘shows clearly’ the risks of dependence on Gazprom for fuel
Surging prices and doubts over supplies are exposing Europe’s reliance on the fuel that underpins much of its economy
EU taxonomy is likely to include nuclear power and natural gas, which will fuel allegations of greenwashing
Number of UK households whose providers have stopped trading now stands at well over 2m
Costs at the pump have risen 40 per cent since Biden came to power, fuelling inflation anxiety
Brussels was asked for financial help by pro-EU government after Russian company cut back shipments
UK benchmark slides as much as a fifth on hopes supply crisis will ease
Premier says country does not want to choose between cheaper supplies and closer ties to Brussels
Russian president orders Gazprom to begin filling storage facilities in the region from November
New price caps on coal expected after planning agency meets power companies over ‘excessive profits’
Putin says he has told company to pump more gas into its facilities in Germany and Austria
Russian group accused of using energy crunch to punish new pro-western government
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