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The successful prosecution of UK bank NatWest over money-laundering charges was a watershed moment -
EU gas-storage rules, a common gas-procurement system and changes to the design of the bloc’s electricity market -
Germany’s plans to build a new gas pipeline from Russia drew criticism from Donald Trump in the latest spat between the US president and his supposed allies.
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Energy companies contemplating lawsuits against EU governments over their climate plans -
UK charging stations for electric vehicles will see reduced barriers to connecting to the national electricity grid -
EU lawmakers’ hopes to significantly expand the bloc’s proposed climate law have been doused by national governments. -
The green credentials of nuclear power have come under recent scrutiny in the European Union
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Nuclear power’s status as an environmentally-friendly investment has been disputed by two rival scientific advisory groups. -
EU countries will have to cut their energy consumption by at least 9 per cent by 2030 compared to 2020 levels -
A radical plan by the European Union to impose a levy on carbon-intensive imports is increasingly popular among national leaders.