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Eni has filed at least six defamation suits against journalists and NGOs since 2019 in what critics say is intimidation campaign

After US jury said it should pay oil pipeline firm $660m, Greenpeace is hoping to reclaim funds via EU anti-Slapp law

Parliament backs scheme for relatives of 123 men who died in worst disaster in Norway’s waters since second world war

Spain’s recent blackout and AI datacentres’ energy needs are leading politicians to reach for the restart button

Appeals court rejects Saúl Luciano Lliuya’s argument his home was at risk of being damaged by glacial flood

‘Much-loved’ Dinorwig hydroelectric energy storage site in Wales has a vital role to play in keeping the lights on

By Jo Nova The cause of the mysterious oscillations and the big Iberian blackout is still a mystery, and it will take six months before the world has forgotten, sorry, I mean before the official report is finished.

Government to analyse potential benefits of new generation of reactors

In a letter, Milieudefensie says it wants to stop firm developing new oil and gas projects ‘to curb crisis’

Far right accused of misinformation over turbines at Reinhardswald, which has left local people divided

Ørsted cancels fourth stage of Hornsea project off Yorkshire coast, which was set to include enough turbines to power 1m homes

A Russian drone attack has inflicted tens of millions of pounds of damage to the site of the Chornobyl nuclear power plant, according to experts. The photographer Julia Kochetova has gained access to the area

Authorities are still trying to understand what triggered the massive power outage that left the majority of the Iberian Peninsula without electricity on Monday...

Spain’s environment minister, Sara Aagesen, promises ‘complete audit’ into causes of power outage

Norway’s state energy company’s $2.5bn project off coast of New York was almost a third finished