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You could kill the EU, says France. No, you could, Germany replies.
NESO launched to guide Great Britain’s energy system to net zero
Ireland has a problem everyone wants: How to spend €14.1B windfall from Apple
Power games over Ukraine’s electrical grid spark rule-of-law fears
Czech crisis manager set to become EU’s top global dealmaker
Europe is betting everything on getting richer
UK energy policy: 20 people to lobby at Labour conference
Who to look out for in Liverpool this weekend.
Germany’s rude economic awakening
After a spate of bad news involving giants like Volkswagen and Intel, the mood in Germany has turned gloomy.
Keir Starmer channels his inner Boris Johnson
The gloomy U.K. prime minister is nothing like his predecessor Boris Johnson — until it comes to big bets on green innovation.
How Teresa Ribera became the second-most-powerful person in Brussels
Spain’s climate expert is poised to become the EU’s competition chief, net-zero architect and economic transformer — all in one.
Spain’s Ribera hints she won’t obstruct EU nuclear expansion
Pro-nuclear countries have expressed worries that Teresa Ribera won’t support the technology as the EU’s next green chief.
Spain’s Teresa Ribera gets top job in charge of competition, climate in new Commission
Ursula von der Leyen appoints the socialist politician as her No. 2.
Joe Biden preps to sell the economy — to boost his legacy and help Harris
Biden is determined to convince a skeptical public that he strengthened the economy.
Europe’s new normal: High energy bills, fading industry and one chance to fix it
German manufacturers are being strangled. The EU is feeling the pinch. Mario Draghi on Monday warned the EU may be staring at ‘slow agony.’
Ukraine’s power sector in turmoil over claims of ‘political’ purge
The beleaguered electricity system is braced for a catastrophic winter as a result of Russian attacks.
Empowering the EU’s road transport industry
The EU’s road transport sector faces critical challenges. The IRU’s roadmap urges policymakers to enact supportive legislation to ensure the EU’s economic and environmental goals are met.
Keir Starmer’s ‘impossible’ pledge
Clean power by 2030 is the hardest thing Britain’s new leader has promised to do. Is his JFK-inspired crack team up to the job?
Why energy is Israel’s weak spot
As the conflict in the Middle East escalates, keeping the lights on is becoming a national security priority.
Ukraine doubles down on Russian reactors in nuclear power push
Atomic energy is a lifeline amid preparations for the “hardest winter” in the country’s history, Kyiv’s energy minister told POLITICO.
If Ukrainians did destroy Nord Stream, they may have been justified, Czech president argues
Arrest of Ukrainian man last week following German investigation has triggered a new round of public discussion of the pipeline sabotage.
Trump says he’s ‘entitled to personal attacks’ on Harris
Over and over, Trump went after Harris personally — a tactic top allies have cautioned against him doing.
How Ed Miliband became Britain’s most divisive government minister
The energy secretary has made an eye-catching start. But how far is he prepared to rock the boat?
Ukraine’s plan to buy Russian-made nuclear reactors sparks uproar
Lawmakers argue buying aging atomic energy equipment from Bulgaria won’t help keep the lights on and could fuel corruption.
Houthi rebels and the EU make your coffee more expensive
We probably don’t need to tell you that your iced latte is now pricier — but do you know why?
Teresa Ribera faces nuclear hurdle to running EU green policy
Nuclear-friendly lawmakers and countries like France don’t want the EU’s potential next green chief to thwart an atomic revival.
Your Tim Walz policy guide: Where he stands on abortion, unions, energy and more
The Minnesota governor may bring rural appeal but his policies reflect a progressive agenda.
Cooking oil won’t be enough to make aviation sustainable
Pressure is growing to boost the production of sustainable aviation fuels, but each solution has big drawbacks.
Keir Starmer’s worst nightmare? Becoming Margaret Thatcher.
The U.K. prime minister can’t afford to get tangled up in a war with labor unions. His green crusade could make it inevitable.
You’ve had two years: EU eyerolls at Hungary’s request for help with Russian oil
After failing to reduce their reliance on Moscow for energy, Hungary and Slovakia now want help from Brussels.
Labour’s climate plan: build, baby, build
A flurry of energy announcements from Keir Starmer are about one thing — driving through his government’s ambitious climate goals.