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By Vera Eckert FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany has prepared a facility to impose a levy on all gas consumers to help suppliers grappling with soaring ga...

By Tom Kckenhoff and Vera Eckert FRANKFURT/DUESSELDORF/BERLIN (Reuters) -Germany's Uniper is in talks about a possible government bailout as the finan...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Every domestic energy source, including nuclear power, is under consideration as Germany seeks to fuel its economy and ward off a recession considered likely if faltering Russian gas supplies stop completely.

Germany is struggling to find a way to wrest control of a Russian-owned refinery that supplies most of Berlin’s fuel, four people close to the matter said, fearing retaliation by Moscow if the site is nationalised and as Western firms hesitate to step in. The PCK refinery in Schwedt, majority-owned by Russian oil giant Rosneft, ...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's economy and climate ministry will present a package of measures to speed up the expansion of wind energy, documents revie...

FRANKFURT/BERLIN — German state-owned bank KfW is considering taking a stake in TransnetBW, the high-voltage power transmission network that EnBW is looking to…

The Group of Seven countries can spearhead the fight against climate change and accelerate a pivot away from fossil fuels by agreeing to phase out coal power generation, Germany’s economy minister Robert Habeck said on Thursday. Habeck was speaking as G7 energy, climate and environment ministers were set to wrangle over how to keep climate ...

The commitment, published at the end of three days of talks, was weaker than a previous draft of the final communique seen by Reuters, which had included a target to end unabated coal power generation by 2030. Sources familiar with the discussions said Japan and the United States had both indicated they could not support that date.

The commitment, published at the end of three days of talks, was weaker than a previous draft of the final communique seen by Reuters, which had included a target to end unabated coal power generation by 2030. Sources familiar with the discussions said Japan and the United States had both indicated they could not support that date.

The commitment, published at the end of three days of talks, was weaker than a previous draft of the final communique seen by Reuters, which had included a target to end unabated coal power generation by 2030. Sources familiar with the discussions said Japan and the United States had both indicated they could not support that date.