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Moscow sets up clash with EU and US as UN report sets out countries’ positions ahead of COP28 climate summit
Long-term demand for electric vehicles and the batteries that power them should deter panic selling
UK energy company’s renewables arm produces about one-fifth less power for homes and business than expected
A revealing conversation with the summit’s president, who is under heavy fire
Nuclear power disagreements between Paris and Berlin have halted progress on EU electricity market reform
Head of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company pushes for investment in decarbonisation
The historical parallel is with the push into the US by Japanese carmakers in the 1970s
The fate of the commercial port operator is inextricably tied to the group’s broader fortunes
Canadian investment firm is buying Banks Renewables, one of the UK’s largest renewable developers
Governments have options to give a price cap on Russian exports more teeth
Executives fear Republicans will repeal clean energy tax breaks if they win in 2024
All signs are that the market no longer believes the UK will stick to midterm objectives
Albemarle’s margin for victory over buying lithium miner reduces every time Hancock increases its stake
Sector falls 20% in two months, with some wind turbine shares weighed down by contracts struck at unfavourable prices
Producers say Biden’s ‘war’ on fossil fuels and Wall Street’s insistence on capital discipline limit expansion
Norwegian company’s chief points to ‘very big gap’ between targets set by governments and output capacity
Despite France's ambitions, development in Europe will almost certainly be accompanied by more ideological battles
Households asked to pay an extra £156 per year on average by 2030
Founder Greg Jackson puts expansion above profits even as Shell deal turns it into second-biggest supplier
Top economics aide says the ex-chancellor had little choice after deciding to phase out nuclear power
Plant under construction would make South Korean company the largest non-Chinese producer of nickel sulphate
UK carbon market collapse lets Brussels benefit from revenues that would previously have gone to Treasury
Operator of the country’s largest network urges authorities across Europe to do more to protect key assets
The preferred financing model is not popular with consumer groups and opposition will grow if projects go over-budget
The relationships allegedly occurred before the former CEO took the helm of the oil giant
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