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Campaigners say Environment Agency lacks resources to hold offenders to account
Those fighting the biodiversity crisis are still stuck in the old model of conservation — climate tech indicates a fresh path
Nucera has an early mover advantage
It may be easier to achieve scale benefits by building multiple small, modularised reactors
Union says it would be self-defeating for the UK to abandon domestic production
Francesco Starace to join private equity group EQT after leaving state-backed utility
Sodium has a role to play at the lower end of the electric vehicle market as a substitute
The clean energy source is generating buzz as an alternative to fossil fuels. The FT calculates that delivering it requires $20tn of investment by 2050
Expect anger at the sector’s finances to take a long time to burn out
A growing number of western politicians are concerned this year’s UN climate summit in the UAE will be too beholden to the oil and gas industry
Companies analysis from our sister publication
The vote against the company’s 2022 climate report reaches 30%, triggering a consultation process under UK law
Diversified SSE powers on despite the energy crisis
Over 30% back activist motion against French oil group at annual meeting as police use tear gas against protesters
World’s biggest sovereign wealth fund attempts to force policy change at US groups despite backing European oil majors
Green policy forcing homeowners to install heating systems powered by renewables dubbed the ‘heat hammer’
Veteran fixer Jean-Yves Ollivier brokers an improbable plan to take six of the continent’s leaders to Moscow and Kyiv
Comments come as Ofgem announces amount paid by a typical household for gas and electricity is set to drop to £2,074 from July
Consumption cutting in five big economies drives most of the decrease
Also in today’s newsletter, just how big are the shale patch’s private drillers?
Regressive taxation for a brighter future
Fatih Birol hopeful about 1.5C goal as clean energy spending forecast to hit $1.7tn this year
Climate policy is evolving fast as global temperatures rise. Can Asia-Pacific businesses keep up? This annual FT-Statista survey showcases the companies that have cut their carbon emissions intensity the most
Beijing is driving a hard bargain as Moscow presses for a new Sino-Russian pipeline through Mongolia
Getting kits to customers who need it at a price they can afford in Democratic Republic of Congo is a miracle of technology and supply chains
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