Europe
Ancient Roman Arch of Constantine damaged after violent storm
Rome's Arch of Constantine was damaged by a lightning strike during a storm, prompting immediate conservation efforts.
Reform UK MP accuses Ed Miliband of being ‘obsessed’ with renewable energy
Reform UK's Richard Tice attacks wind and solar auctions as being 'more expensive' in heated debate with Energy Secretary.
What happened in the UK’s clean power auction, and how does it work?
Explaining contracts for difference, Britain's renewable energy targets and the incentives to build new projects.
Two resign from Ukrainian grid’s board to protest chief’s dismissal
Ukrenergo resignations are a protest against the 'politically motivated' termination of Volodymyr Kudrytskyi, as conflict with Russia continues.
EV firm Polestar taps former Stellantis finance executive as CFO
Jean-Francois Mady appointed CFO of Polestar as the EV maker faces tussle over EU tariffs and stiff competition.
UN nuclear watchdog head in Ukraine as power plant fears grow
Rafael Gossi makes another visit as concern intensifies around Zaporizhzhia attacks as part of Russia-Ukraine conflict.
UK renewables auction brings 9.6GW of clean power projects
The latest round of contracts includes nine new offshore wind farms as UK auctions enough clean projects to power 11 million homes.
Volvo Trucks to launch electric truck with 600 km range
Sweden's Volvo will launch a long-range variant of its FH Electric truck, capable of covering up to 600 km (373 miles) on a...
‘Queen of Trash’ in dock in Sweden’s biggest toxic waste scandal
Eleven people go on trial in Sweden on Tuesday accused of illegally dumping toxic waste in the country's biggest-ever environmental crime case.
UK ministers open solar panel farm at Hydebank Prison
A new solar farm at Hydebank Wood College and Women’s Prison in Belfast will cut electricity bills by £60,000 annually.
