Stefano Porciello

A comprehensive EU law on nuclear technologies could be needed in the future, the bloc's internal market chief, Thierry Breton, said at an industry event* today.

Europe's attitude towards nuclear power is shifting, and the energy source will play a key role in the EU's decarbonization, European Green Deal chief Maroš Šefčovič told an event* in Brussels today.

Clean-energy technology investments and sales were responsible for 10 percent of the world's gross domestic product growth last year, representing

EU governments have been warned against implementing national bans on Russian liquefied natural gas imports by ACER, Europe's energy watchdog.

EU photovoltaic panel producers have an official name for efforts to keep their sector alive in the face of China flooding global markets with super-cheap products.

The EU's plan for a de facto ban on new petrol and diesel vehicles from 2035 faces "significant challenges" as European leaders need to make sure

The EU's 2035 ban on new petrol and diesel cars is not a ban on combustion engines, the European Commission's spokesperson for energy Tim McPhie

EU policymakers should welcome clean power from renewables and from nuclear equally, French President Emmanuel Macron said in a speech today.

Green and nuclear energy are at the heart of an initiative for a "renaissance in economic relations" between France and Morocco called for today by

EU carmakers face an "alarming" gap in electric car charging points as their deployment is out of sync with uptake of cleaner vehicles and infrastructure