Energy Policy

China announces its climate targets for 2030 and 2035, marking a decisive turning point in the global fight against climate change.

Rwanda unveils its carbon market project at COP28 in Dubai, aiming to establish a cap-and-trade system and strengthen its participation in the UN's Article 6 market.

India announces an innovative "green credit" initiative, an alternative to carbon credits, aimed at stepping up the fight against climate change through popular participation and environmental...

The AMF recently imposed fines totaling 1.115 million euros on 12 individuals for insider trading in connection with TotalEnergies' takeover of Direct Energie.

The Administrative Court of Berlin-Brandenburg recently imposed urgent measures on Olaf Scholz's government to counter climate change.

Sultan Al Jaber, President of COP28, vigorously refutes allegations that his position is being used to further Emirati oil interests.

Cambodia's Prime Minister announces a major ecological turning point: the abandonment of Mekong dams and coal-fired power plants.

Faced with a growing need for energy, India prioritizes coal, despite global climate challenges, ahead of COP28.

The East African courts have rejected a complaint against TotalEnergies' EACOP project, prompting mixed reactions.

EDF announces an ambitious nuclear expansion program, aiming to build up to 1.5 reactors per year in Europe.