Energy and Climate

Furious MEPs failed to strike a deal on an overhaul of the bloc’s carbon market.

Lawmakers in the European Parliament plenary voted Wednesday to mandate that all new car and van sales should be zero emissions from 2035 as part of efforts …

The diatribe leaves Moscow’s envoy isolated but Russia has no intention of ditching the UN-led climate process.

MEPs refused to adopt positions on key files following conservative-led efforts to water them down.

Parliament votes Wednesday on measures crucial to reducing the EU’s emissions by 55 percent this decade.

A tight vote on Wednesday will decide whether or not to set a total ban on combustion-engine cars.

The International Atomic Energy Agency wants to ensure that the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is safe.

U.N. climate chief raises alarm over a ‘world beset with conflicts, energy, food and economic crises.’

UAE could provide a ‘temporary solution,’ French finance minister tells Europe1 Radio.

Focusing on high-earning luxury cars carries environmental risks.

Chișinău wants closer ties with the EU, but first has to get out of a toxic relationship with Moscow’s energy exports.

The green movement seeks to fix one of its biggest screw-ups.

More than 20 businessmen, politicians and other individuals connected to the Kremlin are suing the Council of the EU after having been sanctioned following the invasion of …

Russian Orthodox leader Patriarch Kirill removed from EU sanctions list after objections from Budapest.

Move comes amid debate over EU’s sixth package of sanctions.

Labor unions are clashing with construction companies over how to protect workers from the carcinogen.

Budapest has asked to exempt the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill, from the latest round of sanctions against Moscow, diplomats say.

Berlin diminished by Merkel’s retirement and frustration over Ukraine war policies.

A cost of living squeeze and a bruising battle over oil have made EU leaders wary.

The EU aims to cut the river of cash the Kremlin earns from oil sales.

The Dutch climate ministry says no supply interruptions to customers are expected.

The effects of global warming as witnessed by POLITICO readers.

To win approval of new sanctions, EU leaders give Budapest a pass.

Package includes exemptions to placate Hungary and other countries worried about domestic impact.