Europe
Ukraine cuts output at nuclear plant after Russian attacks
Reduction of power produced at Ukraine nuclear facility comes after Russian attacks on transmission systems and infrastructure.
German car sales plunge in August as EV slump worsens
Record fall in demand for electric vehicles in Europe's biggest auto market, following a downward path all year after incentives run out.
Norway seeks to end climate injunction against three oilfields
Norwegian government hopes appeals court will lift injunction on developing fossil fuel projects after ruling was temporarily put on hold.
Eco-friendly French cargo ship revives sail power
The Anemos, the world's largest cargo sail ship, completed its maiden voyage to New York, aiming to revive eco-friendly shipping.
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.
EU clears Net Zero Industry Act to boost domestic green tech production
BRUSSELS — European Union governments formally cleared on Monday a new law designed to ensure the bloc produces 40% of its solar panels,...
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.
