Climate change “fuels conflict” and leads to “dwindling resources,” the Security Council was told

Power was restored after 11 hours of being completely disconnected

Annual average growth of supply is predicted to sit at 5.3% for the next seven years

Countries will look to produce energy domestically, as security concerns grow – a report claims

The DTEK boss has told COP27 that the company’s 2040 carbon-neutrality pledge remains the same

This is due to climate change and ongoing conflicts

The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant is still currently under Russian control

Uniper continues to buy energy from Russia, which DTEK claims is financing the war in Ukraine

The nations are hopeful this will prevent further financing of the war in Ukraine

It is asking for $80m to prevent one million barrels of oil from leaking into the Red Sea