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Vauxhall owner to shut Luton factory amid ‘stringent’ zero-emission targets
About 1,120 full-time employees work at the Luton factory, which currently makes light commercial vehicles.
GE reaches $362.5 million shareholder settlement over power unit
GE will pay $362.5 million to resolve a shareholder lawsuit over hidden risks at its power business.
Britain to launch consultation on electric vehicle transition
Britain will consult on its zero-emission vehicle mandate but maintain the 2030 deadline for phasing out petrol and diesel car sales.
Analysis: Adani’s ‘renewable energy marvel’ trapped in U.S. bribery indictment
Adani Green faces challenges after U.S. indictment over bribery, threatening its $100B renewable energy goals.
Japan PM Ishiba urges Biden to approve Nippon-US Steel deal, sources say
Japanese PM Ishiba urges Biden to approve Nippon Steel's acquisition of U.S. Steel, highlighting its benefits to U.S.-Japan ties.
More chargers, less red tape: How to speed up electrifying Ontario’s MHDVs
Ontario must address high costs, regulatory hurdles and grid readiness to build chargers needed for electrifying road-freight vehicles.
Snapshot: Major fallout for India’s Adani Group after U.S. bribery indictment
Adani Group's market value drops $33B after U.S. bribery charges; TotalEnergies halts investments, other deals stall.
COP29: Key outcomes agreed at the UN climate talks in Baku
COP29 in Baku concluded with agreements on increasing climate finance, advancing adaptation efforts, and setting stricter emissions targets.
Alberta seeks to “de-risk” oil, gas pipeline investments in wake of Trump victory
Alberta explores boosting U.S. oil exports by de-risking private investments, avoiding direct subsidies for new pipelines.
Alberta aiming to create test site to support new drilling technologies
Alberta will invest $50M in a first-in-Canada drilling test site to boost oil, gas, geothermal, and lithium tech innovation.
