Europe
Denmark postpones green hydrogen transmission roll-out to Germany to 2031
Denmark delays green hydrogen pipeline rollout to Germany by three years, says the country's energy ministry on Tuesday.
Northvolt subsidiary Ett Expansion AB files for bankruptcy
Northvolt's subsidiary files for bankruptcy as a project is canceled, while the group focuses on scaling battery production.
UK govt faces criticism for £22 billion spend on carbon capture projects
The UK government faces criticism for spending £22 billion on carbon capture projects while means-testing winter fuel allowances.
Analysis: EU backing for China EV tariffs shows Berlin’s waning influence
Germany's split with the EU on Chinese EV tariffs highlights its diminishing influence on EU policy, as Berlin prioritizes domestic concerns.
Equinor buys 9.8% stake in wind developer Ørsted
The investment makes Equinor the second largest shareholder in Ørsted after the Danish government.
Germany’s Thyssenkrupp reviews plans for green steel production
Thyssenkrupp rethinks its green steel plans, citing potential changes to its hydrogen-based decarbonization project.
Sardinia’s sheep farmers battle bluetongue as climate warms
Bluetongue virus is devastating Sardinia's sheep flocks, killing 20,000 and threatening cheese production amid climate change.
Czechs seek partners to challenge EU’s CO2 goals for car sector
The Czech Republic will seek EU allies to counter stricter 2025 CO2 limits, which risk hefty fines and impact on its car sector,...
£22bn carbon capture pledge can ‘relight fires of renewal’, says Starmer
Sir Keir Starmer pledges £22B for carbon capture to create jobs, boost energy security, and revitalize deindustrialized areas.
As EU targets Chinese cars, European rivals sputter
EU targets Chinese EVs with new tariffs to shield European automakers.
