Europe
Stellantis workers march in Italy over production slump
Thousands of Stellantis workers strike in Rome over layoffs, production halts, and weak demand for electric vehicles.
Truck maker Volvo’s Q3 adjusted profit falls more than expected
Swedish truck maker AB Volvo forecast stagnant demand next year and posted a bigger-than-expected slide in quarterly adjusted earnings on Friday.
‘Landmark’ for UK lithium production as demo plant opens in Cornwall
A demonstration plant for lithium production has opened in Cornwall, marking a key step in the UK's clean energy transition.
BP weighs sale of minority stake in offshore wind business, sources say
BP paused investments in new offshore wind projects, Reuters reported in June. Last month, BP said it plans to sell its U.S. onshore...
United Utilities accused of illegally dumping sewage into Windermere for years
United Utilities is accused of illegally dumping over 100 million litres of raw sewage into Windermere in three years.
Grangemouth refinery closure: College to offer ‘bespoke support’ to workers at risk
Plans for the closure of Scotland's Grangemouth refinery next year will lead to the loss of up to 400 jobs.
Green retrofitting ‘can improve property values and rental yields for landlords’ in England: analysis
Energy-efficient buy-to-let properties in England can yield a 10.9% price premium and boost rental income by seven per cent, analysis show.
Germany’s Vay gets $37 million from EIB for remote-driven services in Europe
German startup Vay secures €34M from EIB to expand its remote-driving tech across Europe, targeting Hamburg or Belgium.
European renewable power prices fell in Q3, PPA platform says
European renewable power prices fell 12.4% in Q3 amid easing inflation, market volatility post-COVID and the 2022 energy crisis.
As Fiat stalls, Italy’s Turin struggles to stave off decline
Turin, home to Europe's oldest car factory, highlights the continent's struggle with electrification costs and China’s competition.
