Ian Johnston is a Reporter at the Financial Times. He specializes in energy and mining, covering topics such as energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and the oil and gas sector, while also delving into aviation and aerospace. Ian's work has been featured in notable publications including The Independent, Yahoo News UK, and The Lancet.
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In an air-conditioned Luxembourg meeting, ministers call for a ‘business case' for coping with the world's fastest-warming continent
By: Henry Foy, Ian Johnston, Mari Novik
Also in this newsletter: EU countries split over future carbon costs
By: Barbara Moens, Ian Johnston
Stéphane Séjourné is spearheading an initiative seeking to shut out Chinese bidders
By: Henry Foy, Ian Johnston
Fatih Birol says EU should have moved faster to achieve energy independence after 2022 gas crisis
By: Mari Novik, Henry Foy, Ian Johnston, Marton Dunai
Also in this newsletter: the EU is not doing enough to shield farmers, says Spain’s agriculture minister
By: Ian Johnston
Politicians will need to be alive to the social consequences of the growing trend towards what’s being described as ‘the free market on steroids’
By: Ian Johnston, Paola Tamma
Brussels risks a row with member states over how emissions trading scheme revenues are spent
Heavy lobbying by polluting companies and countries over review of EU emissions trading scheme
By: Henry Foy, Mari Novik, Ian Johnston, Paola Tamma
Also in this newsletter: Brussels seeks bigger, simpler banks in competitiveness overhaul
Move unlikely to satisfy energy companies that want a rewrite of law on leaks and flaring of polluting gas
