Spain's heavy investment in renewables and nuclear power has cushioned it from Europe's latest energy crisis, though its model remains difficult to replicate and far from foolproof.

Oil above $100. Gas prices up 70%. Every crisis has a different trigger—and the same vulnerability. Europe must become the ...

Spain and Portugal's strong wind and solar capacity keeps wholesale electricity prices (€60–70/MWh) far below levels in ...

Residential energy prices in Europe surged after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in early 2022. They stabilised about a year later but remain above pre-crisis levels according to the Household Energy ...

Recently, The Middle East conflict has intensified global energy supply pressures, sending new waves of volatility through the European energy market. According to Reuters, because the war has ...

More renewables doesn't automatically mean lower prices. Not if those renewables are constrained and if market design ...

Electricity prices in Eastern Europe and Italy have climbed faster than other parts of the continent so far in 2026, ...

OP-ED. Because soaring electricity prices across Europe stem from a flaw in the market, with gas still setting the price for ...

A surge in natural gas prices since the Middle East war erupted has sparked renewed debate about Europe's electricity market, where prices are still linked to gas. Industrial firms and countries like ...

Brent crude topped €100 a barrel after the Strait of Hormuz was closed. With no unified EU response from Brussels, capitals ...