Energy and Climate UK

JETCO forum was frozen by the Conservatives amid Beijing’s crackdown on pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.

The European Commission hopes capitalism can help solve the biodiversity crisis. Britain might have the answer.

A big legal fight is on the cards, with snakey fish at the center.

Current plans and policies will lead to global temperatures rising between 2.6C and 3.1C this century, a new report finds.

The plans have been paused until the government completes its “China Audit.”

The revised 2024 forecast puts the U.K. ahead of Germany, Italy and Japan, and equal with France. But it comes after tricky borrowing data for Britain’s new chancellor.

The UK prime minister is going for growth. That means a fight with the green lobby.

A once proud fleet of power plants is about to be reduced to one last, lonely nuke.

Former Ambassador Carla Sands focuses on energy issues at the America First Policy Institute, a Trump-aligned think tank.

On trip to Beijing, Britain’s foreign secretary says practice “risks damaging China’s relationships with Europe.” But the two sides agree to disagree on human rights.

Countries are gathering in Colombia to discuss ways to finance the global fight to halt biodiversity loss.

Satellite imagery shows the unforeseen consequences of efforts to hobble Russia’s war economy.

Campaign group Friends of the Earth warns ministers that continued support for the project would be ‘unlawful.’

In an interview with POLITICO, Ukraine’s EU ambassador pressed allies to skip the Azerbaijan-hosted event if it welcomes the Russian leader.

The Tories promised to upgrade insulation and heating in millions of U.K. homes. They failed — and Labour’s plans are already in trouble.

The previous U.K. government emphasized the potential risks of the technology and focused on AI safety.

Ireland’s Eamon Ryan says it’s ‘not certain’ there will be an agreement in Baku.

It’s a discussion that enrages left and right, and risks importing culture wars from the U.S.

A dramatic spending surge is needed to course correct, the International Renewable Energy Agency warned.

But the end of the supply contract through Ukraine at the end of this year could prove costly for Austria, Slovakia and Hungary.

In the summer of 2020 Britain’s then-trade secretary defied her Cabinet colleagues to secure financial support for the controversial development.

The bloc won’t say how much money it’s willing to put up before other details are firmed up.

The family of Gubad Ibadoghlu want senior U.K. politicians to raise his case at the global COP29 summit in Baku next month.

Result of vote, as expected, means the Commission can impose duties of up to 35.3 percent.