Europe
Scotland committee backs emissions target Bill but stresses importance of scrutiny
A Holyrood committee backs the new emissions target bill but insists on proper scrutiny amid changes to carbon reduction goals.
European shares open flat, set for worst week in one month
European shares inched up, led by energy stocks as oil prices rose, but remain on track for their worst week since early September.
E3G: How the EU can ensure a smooth transition from gas
Europe's shift away from gas was accelerated by the war in Ukraine and the energy crisis. A framework is needed for a smooth...
Giant floating wind farms could destroy Scotland’s fishing industry, sector warns
The Scottish fishing industry warns that floating wind farms threaten its survival, urging government action to protect it.
Germany to vote against EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, sources say
Germany will vote against EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, sources tell Reuters; government spokesperson declines to comment.
Wind energy lobby says Spain needs more wind power, faster
Spain needs to accelerate wind energy projects to meet its 2030 target of 62 GW, double the current capacity of 31 GW.
Anglo American not a sitting duck after breakup, CEO says
Anglo American's CEO Duncan Wanblad dismissed claims of an inevitable takeover after unbundling its diamond, platinum, nickel, and coal assets, focusing on copper.
TotalEnergies plans to grow oil and gas production until 2030
TotalEnergies plans to boost oil and gas output by three per cent annually until 2030, focusing on LNG and renewable electricity growth.
Macron backs Chinese EV tariffs as Scholz calls for dialogue
French President Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed his support for EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, during a visit to Berlin on Wednesday.
EU support is enough to impose Chinese EV tariffs, sources say
The EU is set to vote on Friday for tariffs up to 45 per cent on Chinese-made EVs, likely increasing trade tensions with...
