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Rapidly growing sector could prove lucrative as Britain seeks post-Brexit trade opportunities

32 schemes eligible for funding despite being unnecessary under move from fossil fuels

Calls for ECT to be scrapped to stop fossil fuel firms using it to take governments to court

Slowdown this year in rising greenhouse gases does not negate long-term trend, finds carbon budget analysis

Energy industry in particularly fights back against planned new rules on green labelling

EU’s lending arm to become first ‘climate bank’ by ending financing of oil, gas and coal projects after 2021

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Last-minute lobbying forces delay to ambitious move by European Investment Bank

Europe’s competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager, set for a dual role in the next Commission, faced three hours of questions from members of four committees in the European Parliament this afternoon, as MEPs got...

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Future of Poland’s Bełchatów power station under scrutiny as grassroots groups and NGOs take radical action

Germany leads complaint against plan to leave polluted remains of Shell rigs in place

EU’s lending arm financed oil, gas and coal projects in 2018 with more than €2.4bn

Ankara hits back at Greek and EU officials and vows to press ahead with offshore operations

The spat over VAT on solar batteries shows how Brussels-bashing is taking precedence over urgent social priorities• Molly Scott Cato is a Green MEPAs pro-European MEPs we grow weary of the government claiming credit for...