Europe
ScottishPower boss hopes to double UK energy investment by 2030
ScottishPower’s boss has said he hopes to double the firm’s investments in UK energy projects to as much as £24 billion if Labour’s...
Hungary to allow nuclear plant to exceed Danube temperature limit
Danube nuclear regulations over water temperature to be eased on 'case-by-case' basis as climate change blamed for pushing river beyond acceptable limit.
Green leader urges MPs to ‘move beyond’ comments on pylon proposals
Adrian Ramsay uses first Parliamentary speech to reinforce commitment to wide-ranging climate action after opposing pylon construction in his constituency.
Greenpeace to study marine mammals in Arctic area targeted for deep sea mining
Greenpeace has launched an Arctic expedition to survey whales and dolphins in an area targeted for deep-sea mining of critical minerals
Electric car woes force German supplier ZF to axe jobs
Competition, cost pressures and weak demand for EVs add up to ZF job losses, as German parts manufacturer loses out in transition to...
Future of undersea power cable linking Greece, Cyprus, Israel to be decided next month: minister
The future of the Greece-Cyprus-Israel electricity cable hinges on a ruling about Cypriot consumer costs, expected next month, promising cheaper, renewable energy.
Starmer says UK bills to fall but the benefits of clean power ‘take time’
PM reaffirms promise on UK energy bills as flagship green energy initiative GB Energy is launched to increase wind and solar capacity.
Power station secures injunction against ‘threat of protest’
Threat of Drax protests and activist encampment sees power station receive injunction after court hearing.
British Gas owner Centrica’s profits fall from record highs amid more ‘normalised’ market
Owner of British Gas utility says profits have fallen from peaks found during energy crisis.
