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In 2022, the EU’s net domestic energy use was 58.8 million terajoules, representing a 4.2% decrease compared with 2021. This figure includes energy used directly by households and energy used by production activities of businesses and government.

Wind energy is abundant across many parts of Europe. It is a cost-effective way of generating electricity from a resource that will never be depleted. It can be harnessed both onshore and offshore and plays a key role in the clean energy transition.

The Action Plan for Affordable Energy is an ambitious strategy to reduce energy costs for households and businesses now, while building a clean, competitive and secure Energy Union for future generations.

The Commission has published a new report looking at the current process for approving capacity mechanisms in the EU.

Our progress under REPowerEU has been substantial, but we must continue to work together to address the remaining imports while not creating new import dependencies.

Today, the Commission is launching the second mid-term matching round to coordinate gas purchases under the AggregateEU platform.

The European Commission has launched today a consultation inviting all interested stakeholders to comment on its draft State aid Framework accompanying the Clean Industrial Deal.

Today, senior officials from Natural Resources Canada and the European Commission Directorate-General for Energy met to reaffirm their commitment to revitalising exchanges under the EU-Canada High-Level Energy Dialogue.

The publication consolidates key energy indicators released for 2023, along with the latest electricity and gas prices for the first half of 2024 and the greenhouse gas emission indicators for 2022.