Europe
TotalEnergies says it is examining cross-listing shares in U.S
TotalEnergies said it is studying plans to cross-list its shares in the US, while also keeping its shares on the Euronext stock exchange
Falling UK energy bills grab election spotlight
Britain’s energy regulator on Friday announced a fall in household bills from July, catapulting a key cost-of-living issue into the second day of...
Environmental activists sue Norway over seabed mineral plan
Campaigners have filed a lawsuit challenging Norway's plan for seabed mineral exploration, citing insufficient impact assessment.
Greenpeace activists protest at TotalEnergies shareholder meeting
Greenpeace activists climbed a building near TotalEnergies' Paris HQ on Friday to criticise the company's climate change strategy
Airbus fits electric truck with airliner cockpit to study safer taxiing
Airbus has fitted a with basic A350 airliner controls - that it hopes can demonstrate how automated taxiing will make airports safer
Tories and Labour clash on energy policy as they battle for power
The Tories and Labour clashed on energy policy as the General Election campaign focused on the prospect of cheaper household bills
Conservation project makes chalk stream more resilient to climate change
A stretch of a chalk stream that feeds into the Norfolk Broads has been given a new lease of life, with steps taken...
Support for low-emission zones in Scotland growing
The number of people who support the rollout of low-emission zones (LEZs) in Scotland has grown since last year, a poll suggests.
Finland’s wizards making food out of thin air
Makers of solein, a pioneering protein of cellular agriculture, say a kilo generates 130 times less greenhouse gas emissions than beef.
Europe’s battered Green movement tries to salvage climate agenda
Polls suggest Greens will perform worse than any other political grouping in June's EU election, looking set to lose nearly a third of...
