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This month, energy storage company BLUETTI unveiled the new EP600, a one-stop solution for alleviating soaring electricity prices and shortages through an eco-friendly, self-sustainable heating and energy system.
‘Sobriété enérgetique’: Inside France’s plan to avoid blackouts
Politicians have been seen in turtlenecks and government buildings are cutting their heating in an effort to inspire people to follow suit.
This Australian home is powered with repurposed laptop batteries
In an attempt to be more sustainable, an Australian couple turned to powering their home with old batteries and their car with a wrecked Tesla.
Prepayment meters are making a comeback amid the energy crisis
We take a look at the pros and cons of prepayment energy meters - and why more people are likely to turn to them this winter.
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What measures are European countries taking to conserve energy?
This is how some countries around Europe are trying to reduce their gas and electricity bills ahead of what is set to be a tough winter.
French farmers cover crops with solar panels to battle energy crisis
In the midst of the energy crisis gripping France, this farmer is using his land in innovative ways to produce electricity.
Bavona Valley: In this Swiss Alps region, residents live off-grid
This idyllic village from the Italian-speaking region of the Swiss Alps has a head start when it comes to becoming carbon neutral.
Why is Greta arguing that Germany should keep its nuclear plants open?
The German government has re-activated several coal and oil power plants, despite warnings it could default on its climate goals.
How Australians are dealing with soaring energy prices
Residents of Australia's capital are upgrading their energy rating at home to save money on energy bills.
'We can get through the winter,' insists Truss, amid blackouts warning
Energy giant the National Grid warned British households could lose power for up to three hours if gas supplies run low.
France launches energy savings drive to avoid winter power cuts
From limiting indoor heating temperatures, to making swimming pools cooler and reducing the speed of ski lifts — France has unveiled a raft of voluntary measures to tackle the energy crisis.
This famous football club has saved €400,000 from its solar roof
The Turkish titan won a Guinness World Record after installing thousands of solar panels on its stadium roof, and is now reaping the rewards.
Brussels eatery sprouts dark dining experience amid energy crisis
In Brussels, restaurant owners are imagining what a future without gas and electricity could look like for diners.
German Christmas markets are being asked to dim the lights this year
Switching off Christmas lights could help save energy as well as protect the environment, nonprofit Deutsche Umwelthilfe says.
Germany to spend €200 billion to tackle high energy prices
Germany is paying a high price for its dependence on Russian gas, which accounted for 55% of its gas imports before the war in Ukraine.
Eiffel Tower switches off as France fears winter energy shortages
Paris’ iconic landmark no longer shines bright late into the night. As France and the rest of Europe fear energy shortages this winter, the Eiffel Tower will now switch off its lights before midnight.
‘Warm spaces’ are being set up to help vulnerable Brits through winter
Martin Lewis has helped advise on how UK libraries, councils and others can provide for people facing unfeasible energy bills.
French ski resorts may slow down gondolas to cut their energy bills
For many avid skiers, carving up snow is a chance to leave your cares at a lower altitude, but the energy crisis is biting in the mountains too.
Meet the Japanese woman who hasn’t paid for electricity in 10 years
Chikako Fujii has lived off-grid in Tokyo for the past 10 years.
Spain puts billions into renovating homes for better energy efficiency
Spanish buildings are some of the EU's worst for energy efficiency. Now its government is promising to renovate half a million homes by 2026 to help achieve its green goals.