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Austria and Luxembourg say they will pursue lawsuit over so-called green ‘taxonomy’ rules
Pressure on Brussels to change draft ‘taxonomy’ rules to guide sustainable investment
If Russia invades Ukraine, Europe’s gas price crisis could get much worse
Ambitious climate transition plans cannot disguise coalition differences about the nation’s reliance on Russian gas
Fragmentation of the energy-hungry industry threatens its ability to respond to environmental rules
Prices up almost a quarter following failed effort to defuse tension over Ukraine
Fatih Birol says low supplies coincide with ‘heightened geopolitical tensions over Ukraine’
Rosneft is seeking access to export gas on Gazprom’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline project
European Commission proposals are right to add strict conditions on the fuel
Brussels’ proposal is central to European goal of channelling billions of euros into green investments
European Commission paves way for investments despite concerns over toxic waste and methane emissions
Call will come amid intense efforts to defuse tensions as 100,000 Russian troops reportedly mass near border
‘Astounding’ rally comes after flows from key Russian pipeline stop and buyers rush to secure supplies
Cash and shares deal will create Europe’s largest independent oil producer
Declining flow through key Russian pipeline has also pushed prices higher, analysts say
Accept new infrastructure or the lights will go out, warns energy transition chief
Bloc wants to end reliance on suppliers such as Russia in effort to meet greenhouse gas targets
Foreign minister Annalena Baerbock cites Ukraine situation as ‘a factor’ in delay to pipeline’s opening
Russia-controlled gas pipeline to Europe offers obvious target if west wants to send message to Moscow
Concern in Moscow that Scholz’s coalition is less supportive of gas pipeline than Merkel administration
Plan to cut emissions follows devastation caused by summer wildfires
Moscow has much leverage over Europe as a gas supplier, but an over-reliance on Beijing carries long-term strategic risks
Supply concerns flare up as Russian exports remain depressed
Gas prices jump as energy regulator’s decision deals another blow to Kremlin-backed project
Premier Viktor Orban extends controls to petrol and diesel as he prepares for poll battle next year
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