European Commission

Brussels hopes only charging airlines for emissions in its airspace will advance a global deal this week - but take-off is likely to be delayed

Brussels unlikely to take action, despite probe reportedly concluding that Chinese companies breached WTO rules

Andrew Warren argues that the government's consultation on EU competence appears designed to undermine encouraging progress from Brussels on environmental issues

New Environmentalism - European Environment Commissioner Janez Potočnik argues that business-as-usual is no longer an option, we now risk killing old industries with kindness

European Commission says provisional levies will not be required for investigation, following deal struck last month to limit dumping

Thirty three clean energy projects apply for next round of EU funding, but only one CCS project is in the mix

The £3bn would be better spent on providing access to attractive countryside, protecting wildlife and cutting greenhouse gases

Commission says draft law would provide a "building block" towards a global solution to limit the sector's impact

Campaign group Sandbag warns ailing system is now cancelling out CO2 reductions from renewable energy and energy efficiency directives

Policy Exchange's Simon Moore makes the case for ambitious carbon market reform based on a demanding 2035 emissions cap