EU Approves €14 Billion Aid for Poland’s First Nuclear Power Plant TEC News December 10, 2025 Three reactors are planned on Poland’s northern Baltic coast, aiming to commence operations in the late 2030s.
Going Through the Motions? EU Strikes Deal on 2040 Climate Target TEC News December 10, 2025 The agreement comes as Europe struggles to maintain its goal of global climate leadership, with recent UN talks showing waning influence and limited progress.
Merz: Berlin Will Request EU Flexibility on Combustion-Engine Ban TEC News / AFP November 28, 2025 In a direct challenge to Brussels’ green agenda, Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Germany will urge the EU to scrap its 2035 fossil-fuel phase-out.
Scottish Climate Plan Includes Apparent Concessions to Farmers TEC News November 13, 2025 Scotland aims to cut emissions while keeping farms running and supporting livestock, as part of its climate strategy.
Boris Johnson and the Business of Pro-Ukraine Activism Javier Villamor October 30, 2025 From moral crusade to global business: Boris Johnson’s pro-Ukraine activism reveals how virtue can become a lucrative brand.
Bill Gates Is Right—Climate Change Isn’t the End of the World Lauren Smith October 29, 2025 We should all reject the doom and gloom peddled by activists, and embrace humanity’s potential.
Greece Stands Up to Other Member States on Net-Zero Framework Zolta Győri October 21, 2025 Athens says other EU leaders attempted to revive a frozen deal behind its back by inserting a reference to Net Zero in the COP30 position paper.
Heat or Eat? UK Energy Company Steps In Where Government Falls Short Zolta Győri October 15, 2025 Octopus Energy has delivered 93,000 free electric blankets to vulnerable households to help them cut heating costs.
No, Macron Is Not a “Climate Bad Guy” Lauren Smith September 18, 2025 Villainising those who don’t want to impoverish Europe in the name of Net Zero won’t erase the cold, hard facts about this green fantasy.
Labour’s Bizarre Claim: Reform Would End Fish and Chips TEC News August 21, 2025 From fish suppers to Farage shirts, Labour’s scattergun attacks on Reform UK reveal more panic than policy.
