Europe
Hybrids top petrol power for first time in EU new car sales, ACEA says
Hybrids overtook petrol-powered vehicles in EU new car sales for the first time in September, industry data showed on Tuesday.
British grid operator to outline new energy infrastructure sites in long-term plan
The National Energy System Operator (NESO) will outline energy infrastructure locations in its strategic spatial energy plan.
Spain loses UK appeal over immunity in renewable energy incentives lawsuit
Spain loses appeal in its bid to claim immunity in a multi-million euro case over cuts to renewable energy incentives.
Carlyle drops out of bidding process for Thyssenkrupp marine unit
The company did not say why Carlyle had exited the process, adding it was now focusing on a spin-off of the division, which...
Getting carbon capture right will be hard — but that doesn’t make it optional
Building a global CO2 disposal industry by 2050 is challenging, but it's essential for meeting climate goals and curbing fossil fuel impacts.
Northvolt making progress towards securing financing package
Swedish battery maker Northvolt is making significant progress towards raising a new financing package, it told Reuters on Monday.
Brazil environmental disaster victims take case against mining giant BHP to UK court
The lawsuit at the High Court in London seeks an estimated £36 billion ($47 billion) in damages from the global mining giant BHP.
German carmakers should not be afraid of Chinese competition, says Scholz
German carmakers need not fear China, says Chancellor Scholz, citing past competition from South Korea and Japan.
Top EU countries spend $45 billion subsidizing fossil-fuel company cars, study says
The EU's five biggest members spend 42 billion euros annually subsidizing fossil-fuel company cars, according to a recent study.
Sidenor in talks to buy some or all of Spanish train maker Talgo
Basque steel maker Sidenor is in talks with Talgo about buying some or all of the Spanish train maker's shares, Talgo said on...
