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Guy Newey argues that if the EU is as serious as it says about climate change then it has to correct the flaws in the bloc's emissions trading scheme

Connie Hedegaard hails commitment to focus 20 per cent of spending on climate, but campaigners warn lack of reforms may undermine Brussels' green efforts

From next month companies will have to ensure they only sell wood that has been legally logged from known sources

Wide-ranging reforms approved by MEPs, paving way for new sustainable fisheries policy

Setting targets would bring forward large scale investments that could slash fuel spending and boost European economy, business leaders claim

Energy investors trying to predict the impact of EU policies on prospective projects now also have to consider the likelihood of 'Brexit'

MEPs set to debate proposals to cut average new car emissions, as auto lobbyists prepare to rev up opposition

The story of the fridge, the energy label, and the craven Brussels bureaucrats

From decarbonisation targets to President Obama's moment of truth on climate change, we predict the big developments for the next 12 months

EurElectric report: 'Investment decisions in the European electricity industry are more difficult than they should be'