Energy

EU drops steel emissions label from draft ‘Made in Europe’ law

Europe’s steel industry pushes to be included in “Made in Europe” Act

Europe’s steel industry is pushing to be included in the European Union’s upcoming Industrial ...

Why clean-tech partnerships matter for Europe’s energy security

T&E lobby group urges tougher EU emission rules for corporate fleets

A leading environmental advocacy group, Transport & Environment (T&E), is urging the European Union ...

Tata Motors aims to drive mass EV adoption with fast-charging Punch

Tata Motors aims to drive mass EV adoption with fast-charging Punch

Tata Motors aims to expand electric vehicle (EV) adoption in India by launching a ...

EU considers more free carbon permits for fertiliser industry amid competitiveness concerns

EU rethinks free carbon permits as ETS reform looms

The European Union is considering a major overhaul of its system of free carbon ...

AI data centers beyond Earth, Musk's space dream

AI data centers beyond Earth, Musk’s space dream

Elon Musk is pushing the boundaries of technology once again—this time with a bold ...

Zero Pollution, Commission launches a new phase of action

Greenland crisis as a ‘wake-up call’ for EU energy security, EU energy chief says

The recent geopolitical tensions surrounding Greenland have served as a stark reminder for the ...

EU drops steel emissions label from draft ‘Made in Europe’ law

ArcelorMittal closes a unit in Ukraine amid regulations and Russian attacks.

ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine‘s largest steel mill, has announced that it will close its ...

Chevron set to receive expanded Venezuela license from U.S.

Chevron set to receive expanded Venezuela license from U.S.

Chevron Corp. is expected to receive an expanded license from the U.S. government this ...

Venezuela reopens oil wells to recover crude output

Venezuela reopens oil wells to recover crude output

Venezuela has begun reversing recent oil production cuts by reopening several wells that had ...