Climate activists demonstrated outside TotalEnergies’ Paris headquarters after a US filing revealed the French government had quietly acquired a 1.33% stake
The European Commission may delay enforcement of its landmark methane emissions law for imports, according to a leaked report. The proposal
Eastern and southern EU countries are challenging reforms to the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS). Bulgaria, Czechia, Greece, Poland, Romania and
Former BP chairman Albert Manifold has hit back at the major, saying he was removed “without warning and without explanation” and
A parliamentary meeting, sponsored by Labour MP Emma Hardy, gathered industry leaders, unions and politicians to campaign for £500 million of
The GHG Protocol, used by 97% of S&P 500 companies, is considering shifting from annual, certificate‑based renewable matching to hourly, location‑based reporting.
A “heat dome” over western Europe drove temperatures more than 10°C above normal, smashing May records in Paris, Madrid, London, Dublin
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves has extended and increased the Energy Profits Levy on North Sea oil and gas producers, introducing a
Wind and solar generated 22% of global electricity in April 2026, while gas‑fired power supplied 20%. This is the first recorded
Offshore Energies UK has urged ministers to prioritise domestic energy production, including North Sea oil and gas alongside renewables, warning that
