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J.D. Power cuts U.S. EV sales forecast to 9% as growth slows
Revised forecast for US EV sales comes after Ford scrapped plans for new electric models, but electric could reach a 36% market share.
China to continue with low-carbon reforms, energy regulator says
The world's second-biggest economy has emerged as a global leader in the energy transition, though it still relies significantly on coal.
Ukraine says it attacked oil facilities, military depot in Russia
Fire breaks out in Rostov region as Russian oil facility attacks form part of Kyiv's strategy to target energy infrastructure.
Ecuador starts to shut down oil drilling on nature reserve
Ecuador begins shutting down oil wells in Yasuni reserve after voters approved a referendum to end drilling for environmental reasons.
Switzerland to scrap ban on building nuclear power stations
Switzerland plans to lift its ban on new nuclear power plants to enhance energy security amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Kremlin says Europe will pay more unless gas deal extended
Ukraine gas transit deal will not be renewed, says Kyiv, as Russia warns of higher prices from other sellers.
Dutch group sues Stellantis over alleged emissions cheating
Class action lawsuit over alleged Stellantis emissions cheating is based on actions of predecessor company Fiat Chrysler.
TOTSA TotalEnergies Trading to pay $48 million for attempted market manipulation
The U.S. regulator fined TOTSA $48M for attempting to manipulate European gasoline futures by flooding the market.
China Evergrande’s EV arm warns of bigger first-half loss on impairment provisions
China Evergrande's EV unit expects a larger H1 2024 loss, driven by a significant impairment provision amid ongoing financial woes.
UN watchdog says Russian nuclear plant ‘extremely exposed’ if attacked
Director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency warns of nuclear threat in Kursk amid fighting between Russia and Ukraine.
