Energy and Climate

MEPs’ compromise to break deadlock is out of step with the reality of climate change, critics say.

The EU aims to use its massive market power to push trading partners to act on climate change.

The Putin critic says Europe is harming its own finances when it should be pouring cash into arms for Kyiv.

It’s only a matter of time before Russia starts pulling tricks on ships at sea and sending goods via friendly countries to avoid and evade sanctions.

Spain is the first country to publicly call for an exit from the treaty.

Russian representatives will be suspended from the transparency register, as Council of EU takes action.

Christian Lindner says EU’s draft policy was ‘wrong.’

The Kremlin’s gas games threaten the bloc’s climate policies, economies and political stability.

Protesters demand climate issue is put on this week’s European Council agenda.

Package includes producing more electricity via coal power plants.

Cuts come as countries formally put Ukraine on the track to EU membership.

The rate of environmental crime is likely to rise as the bloc implements tougher green legislation, MEPs argue.

US president will host online meeting with 17 world leaders … and Alok Sharma.

Talks in Bonn wrapped up with little progress on the controversial question of who pays for climate damage.

The EU and UK insurance ban could seriously curtail Russian oil exports elsewhere.

Outages at two major suppliers are squeezing the bloc and imperiling energy security.

Economy Minister Robert Habeck installed a trustee to manage the company in the spring.

Compromise includes a new timeline for phasing out free pollution allowances.

‘Revenues from commodities ensure stability of Russia’s public finances,’ deputy economy minister says.

It’s crucial to ‘hold Russia accountable,’ environment minister tells POLITICO.

Outgoing Executive Secretary Patricia Espinosa reflects on surviving cancer, Trump and the state of climate talks in an exit interview with POLITICO.

Move could target oil companies’ profits.

In interview with Tagesspiegel, Saskia Esken also proposes driving bans if gasoline prices remain high.