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Fossil Fuels
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European Parliament votes to delay EU methane import rules by three years
The European Parliament voted to approve a three-year delay to the European Union’s upcoming methane emissions rules for…
ECON adopts SFDR review position allowing fossil fuel expansion in transition category
The European Parliament’s Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) has adopted its position on the review of…
France unveils roadmap to eliminate fossil fuel reliance by 2050
France has presented a comprehensive 14-page strategy to completely phase out oil, gas, and coal by mid-century, marking…
TotalEnergies backtracks on 2050 net zero goal
French energy giant TotalEnergies has admitted that the global target of reaching carbon neutrality by 2050 is no…
Trump administration pays TotalEnergies $1bn to abandon US offshore wind projects
The Trump administration has announced a $1 billion agreement to pay French energy giant TotalEnergies to abandon two…
Texas judge rules fossil fuel boycott ban unconstitutional
A US district judge has blocked a Texas law that required state entities to cut financial ties with…
World’s richest 1% exhaust annual carbon budget within first 10 days of 2026
Oxfam has said the world’s richest 1% used up their annual carbon budget for 2026 within the first…
Trump administration sues California cities over natural gas bans
The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against two California cities, seeking to block local ordinances that restrict…
European gas pipeline operators underreport emissions due to accounting loophole, IEEFA says
European gas pipeline operators report, on average, less than 1% of their total emissions due to a climate…
ExxonMobil cuts lower-carbon investment to $20bn through 2030
ExxonMobil has reduced its planned investment in lower-carbon technologies for the period from 2025 to 2030 from $30bn…
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