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Group’s latest annual outlook says energy security concerns will spur more investment in renewables
UK court rejects commission’s attempt to get involved as Madrid seeks to avoid €101mn payout to investors
Profits crunched as materials costs surge and new projects are delayed by EU bureaucracy
The Inflation Reduction Act has stoked domestic climate and business optimism and put Europe on the back foot
Republican politicians have sought to punish asset manager they accuse of being hostile to fossil fuel
Lawmaker Andy Barr says the financial system has been ‘co-opted by the intolerant left’
Arctic freeze sweeps across large parts of China, Japan and Korea
Plus, investors push for battery metals transparency
Also in today’s newsletter, Tesla faces weakening grip on the EV market despite record revenues
Washington offers ‘record funding’ of $1.4bn for sector
Shareholder proposals face challenge from political backlash
Regulator to broaden exemption for companies collaborating on initiatives that will limit global warming
States including Michigan and Georgia on recruiting drive amid complaints from EU officials
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt agrees to consult on ways to level playing field against foreign competitors
Tony Danker warns that Britain is falling behind rival nations in investing in green technology
COP28 presidency faces criticism as it strives to establish green credentials
French dairy group’s reduction pledge should make a significant contribution to climate goals
An icy blast amid an energy crisis has revealed a nation strangely conflicted about its winter weather
The legendary yachtswoman on sailing the globe single-handed, near-death experiences in the Southern Ocean — and why our approach to the environment is all wrong
Also in today’s newsletter: insurers’ new blueprint for their role in the energy transition
Intervening in polarised political debates brings risk. A more calculated approach to engagement is taking shape
Danish head of agency wins vote but developing countries signal support for more diverse leadership
Company chief executives and investors say Inflation Reduction Act will be an ‘engine’ for US growth
The EU’s plans for environmental subsidies face problems of incentives and transatlantic co-ordination
UK’s new monarch pre-empts critics by surrendering coming windfall from seabed licences
Climate envoy’s comments come as Washington faces backlash from trading partners and allies over subsidies
Plus, a legal test case for the sustainability-linked bond sector
Three environmental groups are suing the producer of Evian water and Activia yoghurt
Emissions information lags behind financial statements of groups facing new reporting mandates
The French city sees grassroots involvement in policymaking as crucial to its environmental strategy
Ursula von der Leyen pledges ‘unprecedented’ investments in clean technologies
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