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NGOs and businesses have welcomed the 2040 climate plan, but a right-wing majority in the next EU parliament could stop it from becoming law.

The European Commission released recommendations for slashing the EU’s greenhouse gas emissions and a strategy for capturing carbon dioxide.

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EU's appetite for gas drives €205bn new investments, according to NGO Global Witness analysis, based on Rystad Energy data.

Two US LNG companies — Venture Global LNG and Cheniere Energy — are set to lead spending on new developments going forward.

The oil and gas industry is set to spend more than $1 trillion over the next 10 years on natural gas supply

COP29 takes place this year in Azerbaijan. As the world comes out of its hottest year, the host location is already proving contentious

Azerbaijan, host of next year’s COP climate summit, is set to boost its gas production by a third over the next decade, with fossil fuel companies forecast to spend $41.4 billion on the country’s gas fields, according to new analysis.