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In brief | 4 May '26

AFP: German fertiliser makers and farmers struggle with Iran war fallout

A third of the world's fertilisers normally pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

Freshfields: Germany’s EEG 2027 Draft: A new Era for Renewables

The draft law marks a pivotal shift in Germany’s approach to supporting renewable energy, with significant implications for investors, project developers, and plant operators, law firm says.

Montel: German intraday power plunges to record low EUR -855/MWh

Strong renewable energy output meets lower demand due to the Labour Day public holiday across much of Europe.

S&P Global: Germany cuts fuel tax May 1 in effort to curb high pump prices

Tax reduction is expected to stay in place until June 30 and cut the energy tax on road fuels by 14 cent per litre.

BBC: Belgium plans to nationalise nuclear power plants

Government says it is planning to buy its nuclear reactors from French power giant Engie, in order to secure the country's energy supplies.

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