Swedish Prime Minister Urges Energy Restraint To Prevent Shortages

Swedish Prime Minister Urges Energy Restraint To Prevent Shortages

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Sweden’s prime minister on Friday urged people to use less electricity as cold weather drives up demand, although the grid operator Svenska Kraftnat said there were no imminent shortages despite temporary nuclear outages. Across Europe, where temperatures are plunging, concern has mounted over whether energy supplies will be sufficient following the supply disruption…

Read More
Telecom Italia Sounds Out Investor Interest As Govt Reviews Network Options

Telecom Italia Sounds Out Investor Interest As Govt Reviews Network Options

By Elvira Pollina and Giuseppe Fonte MILAN (Reuters) – Telecom Italia (TIM) is exploring investors’ interest in buying into its assets, sources familiar with the matter said on Friday, as officials within Italy’s right-wing government seek agreement on how to fix the debt-crippled company’s woes. Italy’s government last month said it would seek to identify…

Read More

Helping Ukraine is ‘self-preservation,’ finance chief says

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Ukraine’s finance minister says crucial Western financial support is “not charity” but “self-preservation” in the fight to defend democracy as his country deals with growing costs to repair electrical and heating infrastructure wrecked by Russian attacks. Serhiy Marchenko also told The Associated Press in an interview Thursday from Kyiv that he…

Read More