Europe
Tata Steel’s Dutch plant gets year to clean up coke oven
Dutch regulators on Thursday threatened to close down one of Tata Steel's main ovens at its massive plant in IJmuiden if it doesn't...
Britain’s wind turbines break new generation record for second time in a week
Wind farms provided 68.3% of the country’s electricity on Wednesday.
Automaking countries press EU to relax rules on CO2 fines
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said it did not make sense to add to the difficulties the industry faces.
Ireland embraced data centers that the AI boom needs. Now they’re consuming too much of its energy
Dozens of data centers at the outskirts of Dublin are consuming more electricity than all of the urban homes in Ireland.
Spain’s electricity demand edges up as renewables break records
Spain has set ambitious targets for renewables as part of its climate and energy plan.
UK’s Labour Party to reform energy regulator to give more protections after bills crisis
Labour set out sweeping plans for how it will decarbonise the grid by 2030 earlier in December.
US issues fresh sanctions related to Nord Stream 2 pipeline
The U.S. imposed new sanctions on Russian entities linked to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, targeting its operator and associated vessels.
Stellantis moves up launch of hybrid Ramcharger as EV demand cools
Stellantis said on Wednesday it would move up the launch of a new hybrid version of its best-selling Ram pickup truck ahead of...
Sweden’s north frets over financial risks as green boom stumbles
Sweden's local authorities seek more financial support as Northvolt's bankruptcy threatens the green industry transition.
