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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.
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.
UK energy bosses meet minister as winter fuel squeeze defended
Government sticks to removal of UK winter fuel payment for pensioners but providers called on for talks on helping vulnerable households.
US clean energy jobs growth rate double that of overall jobs, report says
Employment in clean energy businesses rose by 4.2% in the US last year, compared with an overall job growth rate of 2%.
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.
Self-driving truck company TuSimple settles fraud lawsuit for $189 million
TuSimple settles for $189M over allegations of misleading shareholders about safety and insider control of a Chinese rival.
Miliband urged to end subsidies for firms burning wood for electricity
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband faces pressure to halt subsidies for wood-burning power stations like Drax amid environmental concerns.
Is Canada’s critical-minerals strategy a green shift or greenwashing?
Policy Options: Indigenous and remote communities will bear the long-lasting ecological, social and cultural impacts of mining. This cannot be ignored.
