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Green Deal architect Diederik Samsom says he regrets failing to tell the European Commission he was going to work for Gasunie.

Diederik Samsom, a former top aide to Frans Timmermans, will join Gasunie supervisory board next month.

With the EU expected to swing right in this week’s election, nature-protection laws are drying up.

POLITICO dissects what a rightward shift means for everything from agriculture to defense.

The die was already cast when Ursula von der Leyen announced an EU probe into market-distorting subsidies for Chinese electric vehicles last fall.

Hydrogen could help make flying greener, but switching away from fossil fuels poses some hefty challenges.

Rome has no reason to oppose EU sanctions targeting Russian LNG, Energy Minister Gilberto Pichetto Fratin says.

Here’s what you need to know about the French president’s wide-ranging address on Thursday.

The Nordic nation still has a long way to go to leave behind its history as Europe’s biggest oil and gas explorer.

As elections near, industry bosses argue the EU needs to create the right conditions to build a competitive green economy.

The EU replaced Russian energy with U.S. supplies after Moscow launched a war. Now people are wondering: Is Europe too dependent on America?

The industry asked the European Commission for urgent help to keep factories open as layoffs begin.

A carbon pricing crash is stripping the EU of revenue to fund climate-friendly projects, even if analysts expect an eventual rebound.

Romania is leading EU efforts on small-scale reactors that could make the bloc a clean tech leader. But so far, they remain unproven.

U.K. opposition party’s pledge to spend £28 billion a year on a cleaner economy ditched after months of dithering.

The fossil fuel expansion is needed to ensure long-term energy security, according to industry and the government.

Drone armies, expanded overtime pay and over-the-counter birth control pills are just some of the new things Biden has ushered in as president that you might not have heard about.

After years of talking up their green credentials, the UK opposition is love-bombing fossil fuel bosses. But will the industry love them back?

A business-friendly ‘Industrial Deal’ is gaining adherents as EU election approaches and anxiety over climate policy rises.

A sampling of people trying to make the world a better place, one keynote address and après-ski shindig at a time.

EU countries worry moves by Paris and Berlin to ensure cheap energy for industry could harm the bloc’s competitiveness.