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European gas prices rebounded more than 5% on Wednesday amid fears of reduced LNG exports from Asia amid an outage at a major export facility in the region.

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The new but long-delayed 350 MW unit at Serbia's Kostolac coal-fired plant should be operational by September 2023, Zeljko Lazovic, manager of the EPS power utility’s key investment portfolio, said

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EU finance ministers backed selling some carbon allowances early to raise funds for emergency energy investments on Tuesday but not as many as recommended by the European Parliament’s environment

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The European Parliament’s environment committee (Envi) backed selling carbon allowances earlier than planned to raise money for urgent energy investments in an interim vote late on Monday.

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Europe’s benchmark carbon contract was climbing on Friday with the market’s attention focused on possible interventions in energy markets, additional allowance supplies and the overall economic

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European gas prices continued falling on Thursday amid healthy storage levels and flows, as well as the expectation that EU leaders would approve demand reduction measures in an emergency meeting on

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European carbon prices dropped by 5% on Wednesday, extending the previous session’s losses, as prospects of higher EUA supplies and reduced industrial demand weighed on the bearish sentiment.

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European parliamentarians will support a proposal to bring forward the sale of carbon allowances scheduled for later this decade to raise emergency energy investment funds, a key MEP said on Tuesday.

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European gas prices retreated from intraday highs on Tuesday after the discovery of leaks on the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines had triggered a 12% jump in early trading.

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Europe’s benchmark carbon contract fell about 3% on Tuesday morning as uncertainty surrounding potential extra sales of EUAs weighed on the market.

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The Ice exchange is planning to accept carbon allowances as collateral in its futures market to relieve the pressure on utilities and traders hit by Europe’s energy price crisis, the Financial Times

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Montenegro’s Pljevlja coal mine and power utility EPCG revived the idea of expanding the 225 MW Pljevlja coal power plant amid fears of a prolonged energy crisis, the online news outlet Vijesti