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German lawmakers must reform existing legislation in order to allow nuclear power stations to remain on standby beyond a planned exit from nuclear power at the end of this year, a spokesperson for the environment ministry said.

The French hydrogen specialist has raised more than €100m to fuel expansion plans

High coal prices a 'two-edged sword' say industry critics

A shipment of reprocessed nuclear fuel arrived in the early hours of Wednesday at the French port city of Cherbourg, according to an AFP photographer, bound for Japan to be used in a power plant.

Without Russian natural gas, Europe is rebuilding its energy system on the fly

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz says the country is well-placed to get through this winter with enough energy thanks to his efforts to shore up supplies

In approving more than $50 billion to move away from energy sources that spew carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, the nation’s largest state just took a significant step forward in the battle to curb climate change. Good for California’s Democrat-dominated government — and double good that in doing so, legislators…

While also demanding Westminster issues the next round of North Sea exploration licences

Northern Territory party conference passes string of motions urging a ban on fracking and an end to gas industry subsidies