Nicholas Earl is an Energy and Climate Reporter at Politico in the U.K. He specializes in energy and climate policy, covering a wide array of topics including renewable energy, fossil fuels, and sustainability, with a keen focus on the latest developments in Westminster. Nicholas has been featured in City AM, E&E News, Yahoo News UK, and POLITICO Europe.
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By: Nicholas Earl
The government wants to end China's role as a “monopoly provider” of supplies central to the net zero drive.
By: Frederike Holewik, Ben Makuch, Ben Munster, Elena Giordano, Nicholas Earl
Damage to a major gas production facility could take five years to repair, QatarEnergy's CEO told Reuters.
The U.S. president is an outspoken champion of drilling in the North Sea. The industry has decided the smart political move is to reject him.
The SNP has changed its position from 2023, when the government it led in Scotland warned against more North Sea drilling.
Ministers were told to lock the biomass giant into an agreement on carbon capture. The government ignored them — and now Drax has walked away.
By: Nicholas Earl
Rejecting Ming Yang was not a “Huawei moment,” says top net-zero official.
By: Nicholas Earl
The party has promised to “scrap the net zero madness,” but told campaigners they are powerless to do much unless they win the next general election.
By: Nicholas Earl, Caroline Hug, Esther Webber
The deal is being developed as Prime Minister Keir Starmer and South Korean President Lee Jae Myung prepare for the G7 leaders' summit.
The U.K. government promised a “revolution” to clean the skies of harmful emissions. Now some of Labour's own members of Parliament are fed up with the costs and delays.
By: Nicholas Earl, Matt Honeycombe-Foster
The Conservatives decisively beat the Scottish National Party in the Aberdeen South by-election Friday morning — after weeks of hammering the ruling Scottish Party over restrictions on oil and gas drilling.
