Europe
Europe’s auto suppliers reach the end of the road
Facing the double shock of the end of combustion engines and rising competition from China, European auto suppliers are announcing cuts
Carbon removal plans not enough for 1.5C warming limit, study warns
A study has found a gap of up to 3.2bn tonnes of CO2 between what is planned for removing carbon and what is...
Exclusive-Uniper’s dormant gas contracts may pose hurdle to listing
Uniper is looking to the courts to solve the issue of its gas supply contracts that could deter investors upon its return to...
Ferrari appeals to traditional base with two new V12 cars
Despite promising its first fully-electric vehicle in 2025, Ferrari has said it will continue selling internal combustion engine cars.
Scotland’s deposit return scheme will not include glass: minister
'There's still time for a rethink," says the head of Action to Protect Rural Scotland, noting glass is the most energy intensive of...
Record loss for Russia’s Gazprom as European market closed
Exports to Europe have long been Gazprom's top earnings source, but following the start of the conflict in Ukraine European nations sought to...
Shell not looking at New York relisting at the moment, CEO says
Share buyback scheme is top of energy giant's agenda, claims CEO, as he denies Shell relisting on New York stock exchange.
Russia is shipping oil to North Korea above mandated levels – US official
US poised to initiate new sanctions as Russian oil is reportedly sent to North Korea far in excess of UN limits, according to...
Wind farm developer Ørsted confident after Q1 profit rises
Danish offshore specialists Ørsted Q1 profits boosted by higher earnings and ramping up efforts in Taiwan and New York.
