An energy crisis is gripping North America, with shortages and price spikes affecting millions. Causes include supply disruptions and high demand. Governments are implementing measures to mitigate the impact.

Russia is progressing with the construction of a new gas pipeline to China, strengthening energy partnerships between the two nations.

India is supplying refined fuel from Russian oil to the European Union, navigating around existing sanctions on Russian energy exports.

The European Union announced major investments in technology and clean energy sectors to promote strategic autonomy. This includes funding for AI, quantum computing, and a €1.8 billion battery booster fund.

Red Hat has become a member of the LF Energy Foundation, a Linux Foundation community focused on open-source technologies for the energy sector. This collaboration aims to develop industrial-grade platforms for the energy transition. The move supports building flexible and sustainable power systems.

The International Energy Agency warned on September 11, 2025, that oil supply is set to outpace demand, raising risks of a surplus following OPEC+'s production hike. This assessment could impact global oil prices and energy markets.

Ethiopia has inaugurated its Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), sparking protests from Egypt over water security concerns. The event marks a significant milestone in Ethiopia's energy infrastructure development.

A team in Finland has created sand batteries that store renewable energy by heating sand, potentially cutting carbon emissions by 70%. This innovation offers a new method for sustainable energy storage.

OPEC+ decided to boost oil production starting in September 2025. The announcement came on September 7, aiming to stabilize global energy markets.