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FILE PHOTO: Interior details of the new Maserati Grecale Fuoriserie are seen in Milan, Italy, March 31, 2022. REUTERS/Flavio Lo Scalzo/File Photo
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Stellantis says no intention of selling Maserati, after CEO issues warning

Stellantis commits to Maserati's future, denying sale plans despite Maserati's €82M loss and first-half earnings miss.

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Enagas gets first nod to develop Spanish section of H2MED hydrogen pipeline

Enagas is moving to transition from its traditional role as a natural gas grid operator to managing a network of hydrogen infrastructure, taking...

An Airbus A321 flies at the Farnborough International Airshow, in Farnborough, Britain, July 22, 2024. REUTERS/Toby Melville
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Airbus Q2 profit falls on jetliner ramp-up costs, space charge

Airbus' Q2 profit drops over 50% to €813M, hit by space business charges and production costs, despite higher revenue.

The amount of UK electricity generated by wind, solar and hydro outstripped fossil fuels for the third time in four years (Gareth Fuller/PA)
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UK renewable power generation sets new records, government confirms

British wind, solar and hydro use outstrips fossil fuel electricity generation for the third time in four years.

FILE PHOTO: The logo of German automaker BMW is seen in Brussels, Belgium February 28, 2023. REUTERS/Yves Herman/File Photo
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BMW to set up five new assembly sites for high-voltage batteries

New BMW battery plants planned around the world as carmaker adopts "local for local" to weather political and economic disruptions.

BP posted a profit of more than £4.2 billion after a stronger-than-expected second quarter (Alamy/PA)
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BP delivers higher-than-expected profits and raises dividend

BP profits beat expectations but problems with refining business means figures are down year-on-year.

People gather to protest against Rio Tinto's opening lithium mine near Sabac, in Sabac, Serbia, July 29, 2024. REUTERS/Zorana Jevtic
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Thousands in Serbia rally against Rio Tinto lithium mine project

Thousands protested in Sabac, Serbia against Rio Tinto's lithium project, fearing environmental harm despite reassurances.

Britain’s energy watchdog has announced moves to help drive flexible electricity use as the UK increasingly switches to wind and solar power under aims to make savings of up to around £70 billion by 2050 (Ben Birchall/PA)
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Energy watchdog outlines steps to drive flexible power use

Ofgem has hired Elexon to help its move to wind and solar power, which it hopes will make savings of up to around...

The Lib Dems said the Home Energy Scotland scheme has only paid for 2,085 heat pumps in the last year (PA)
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Flagship heat pump grant scheme ‘hardly helping’ energy shift: UK’s Lib Dems

The Scottish Liberal Democrats said the 2022 Home Energy Scotland scheme has only paid for 2,085 heat pumps in the last year.

The dramatic landscape at Marsden Moor (National Trust/David Preston/PA)
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West Yorkshire moor found to store more than a million tonnes of carbon

Marsden Moor, a popular spot for tourists and walkers between Manchester and Leeds, is known for its blanket peat bogs stretching across the...

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