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Desperate Europeans return to the world’s oldest fuel for warmth

‘It’s back to the old days’ as demand for firewood soars due to gas shortage

U.S. National Debt Surpasses $31 Trillion (infographic)

Countries all over the world mobilized additional resources - mostly through new debt - to help residents and the economy shoulder the extra cost of the pandemic crisis

China turns on the world’s largest compressed air energy storage plant

The clean energy revolution will require huge amounts of energy storage

Israel, Cyprus to resolve disagreement over maritime gas field

Most of the disagreement points over the joint Aphrodite-Yishai natural gas reservoir have been resolved & an agreement is imminent

The chips that make Taiwan the center of the world

Taiwan produces almost all the most advanced processors, a market position that makes Saudi Arabia’s 12% share of global oil production look unimpressive

Elon Musk proposes Twitter buyout at $54.20 per share, trading halted as stock price soars

Twitter had been battling Musk in court over his attempt to cancel a previous offer to buy the company for $44 billion

Eurogroup: Ηorizontal measures for the energy crisis end in 2023 – Support only for the vulnerable

"Broad support of aggregate demand through fiscal policies in 2023 is not justified", Eurozone finance ministers stress

No deal at the Council of Ministers of Energy – Disagreement on the upper limit on the price of natural gas

'There are technical differences' between the 15 countries that want the general price-cap on the wholesale price of natural gas

Post-COVID recovery forecast for hotels and short-term rentals in Europe (infographic)

It is not expected to reach pre-pandemic levels before 2025

Erdogan says he wants Turkey’s interest rate in single digits this year

Erdogan has long championed low borrowing costs advocating an unorthodox theory that cutting interest rates results in lower inflation opposite of conventional policy

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