
EU To Spend €1.5 Million Exporting Its Green Agenda
Is Europe interested in equitable development with Latin American countries, or is it seeking to secure access to raw materials for an energy transition with unclear results at home?

Is Europe interested in equitable development with Latin American countries, or is it seeking to secure access to raw materials for an energy transition with unclear results at home?

In 100 days, Trump rewrote the global energy map—while Brussels failed.
“This is not energy security,” a U.S. official declared, as global powers clashed over the future of energy at a tense international summit.
Helsinki-based energy group Helen aims to cut its emissions and help with Net Zero targets—but does this jeopardise energy security?

In its shift to renewables, Europe appears to be unmoved by solar power’s connections with modern slavery.

A globalist EU-Saudi energy meeting in Riyadh saw Brussels fall silent on its erstwhile humanitarian concerns.

A shadowy network of backroom green ideologues helped to kill Berlin’s nuclear grid; tactics included hiding documents from key ministers.

The government’s climate policies could put yet another burden on farmers and consumers.

Non-binding deal delights Brussels with anti-fossil fuel, all-green agenda

Rishi Sunak has signalled that he wants to “soften” his green policies, but it is unclear whether any changes to rhetoric will do anything to substantively alter the drive towards net zero.