Europe
Russian attacks on Ukraine power grid probably violate humanitarian law, says UN
Monitoring unit reports that campaign against Ukrainian energy infrastructure breach foundational principles of international law.
Nature groups call for more protection of the UK’s seas as key carbon stores
The UK’s seas and coasts store hundreds of millions of tonnes of carbon, conservationists have said, as they called for better protection of...
UK campaigners in green energy standoff reject ‘nimby’ label
Residents of the Suffolk coast fight back against offshore wind plans, arguing that cables and construction will cause ecological 'catastrophe'.
China says will negotiate ‘until the last minute’ on EU EV probe
EU's Chinese EV probe is not yet over and Beijing insists it will continue lobbying the bloc over the matter.
Polish power system is safe despite flooding, grid operator says
Ongoing floods 'have not damaged transmission infrastructure' says power grid operator, after helicopters check electricity lines.
EU ban on CO2 cars is ‘self-destructive’, Italy’s Meloni says
Giorgia Meloni attacks zero-emission target for European bloc for 'dismantling entire sectors' on the road to transition.
‘End of an era’: UK to shut last coal-fired power plant
The Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station, a coal landmark in the UK, will close, marking the end of UK coal power.
Regional pricing proposals could slow UK energy investment: ScottishPower CEO
ScottishPower’s CEO warns against a proposed regional electricity pricing model, saying it could deter investment during the UK’s green transition.
Marking a global first, electric cars overtake petrol models in Norway
Electric cars now outnumber petrol models in Norway, marking a global first and accelerating the country's push to eliminate fossil fuel vehicles by...
