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Insect-based pet food, the latest byproduct of EU bureaucracy

Bug food for pets was never Plan A — it’s the last resort for insect producers to stay afloat. They blame EU bureaucracy. “I wake up every morning for the fish, not

23/05/2025

by LP Staff Writers

Bioethanol plant hit by Trump trade deal warns of job cuts without UK bailout

LONDON — The British government has less than a month to save 160 jobs at a major bioethanol producer, its bosses are warning, as the industry reels from the U.K.-U.S. trade deal signed by Donald Trump and Keir Starmer. Vivergo

21/07/2025

by LP Staff Writers

Romania’s finances quake before historic vote

George Simion is riding a wave of discontent created by slowing growth, high inflation, and entrenched

EU roughly on track to hit 2030 emissions goal, Brussels says

BRUSSELS — The European Union is “well on track” to reach its 2030 goal to cut

In Trump’s war on clean energy, China (and everyone else) wins

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump wants to beat China in just about every market — but he’d rather take the loss on clean energy. In his second term, the U.S. president has returned

Starmer U-turns on winter fuel payments

LONDON — U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has signaled a U-turn on his government’s controversial decision to slash winter energy bill support for pensioners, after a backlash from his own MPs. The prime

21/05/2025

Budget·Cost of living·Crisis·Elections·Energy·Energy and Climate UK·Energy Bill·Financial Services UK·Fuels·Payments·Pensions

UK inflation setback for Labour as ‘Awful April’ hits households

“Awful April” turned out to be even more awful than expected. Hikes in energy and water bills, council tax and rail fares pushed British inflation back up to 3.5 percent last month,

21/05/2025

Banks·Benchmarks·Central Banker·Energy·Energy prices·Financial Services UK·Inflation·Interest rates·Monetary Policy·Pollution·Tax·Water

Berlin braces for state aid clash with Brussels over power subsidies plan

Germany is concerned that a core plank of its plan to boost industrial output and breathe life into its struggling economy will run afoul of EU law. A leaked internal paper from

20/05/2025

Competition and Industrial Policy·Competitiveness·Electricity·Energy·Energy and Climate·Finance·Politics·State aid

UK hits Russia with new sanctions as peace talks stall

LONDON — The U.K. is targeting Russia’s defense and financial industries with 100 fresh sanctions, as the U.S. declines to ramp up pressure on Moscow. The U.K.’s new raft of sanctions was

20/05/2025

Companies·Defense·Drones·Energy·Energy and Climate UK·Exports·Financial Services UK·Kremlin·Military·Negotiations·Oil·Sanctions·War

EU to Africa: No more free cash

BRUSSELS — The European Commission wants to extract more value from the foreign aid it offers poor countries under a controversial plan being sketched out in Brussels. The EU executive intends to add

UK-EU deal unpacked: All the Brexit red tape in line for a chop

LONDON — When it comes to rebuilding Britain’s post-Brexit relationship with the EU, the course of true love never did run smooth. But a new pact means it may just get a

19/05/2025

Agriculture and Food·animal health·Borders·Brexit·Defense·Energy·Energy and Climate·Energy and Climate UK·Exports·Industry·Labels·Migration·Mobility·Ports·Single Market·Trade·Trade UK·Visas·Youth

EU and UK ink partnership deal on security, fisheries and energy

LONDON — Britain and the European Union have agreed a new defense and security pact as part of Keir Starmer’s “reset” of relations with Brussels. The two capitals also agreed to extend

Q&A: Preventing biofuels sustainability fraud and unfair competition

Amid concerns over sustainability fraud, the European biodiesel industry is pushing for regulatory reform. As Europe accelerates efforts to decarbonize transportation, biofuels have emerged as an important solution. These CO2-neutral fuels ― derived

19/05/2025

Biofuels·Cars·Certification and standards·Decarbonization·Energy·Energy and Climate·Fraud·green mobility·Mobility·Sustainability

Everything you need to know about the UK-EU Brexit reset summit

LONDON — Keir Starmer wants to reset relations with the European Union. At a summit in London Monday, he’ll finally break ground on the first phase. What’s happening? European Commission President Ursula

19/05/2025

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Energy - Page 15

Insect-based pet food, the latest byproduct of EU bureaucracy

Bioethanol plant hit by Trump trade deal warns of job cuts without UK bailout

Romania’s finances quake before historic vote

EU roughly on track to hit 2030 emissions goal, Brussels says

In Trump’s war on clean energy, China (and everyone else) wins

Starmer U-turns on winter fuel payments

UK inflation setback for Labour as ‘Awful April’ hits households

Berlin braces for state aid clash with Brussels over power subsidies plan

UK hits Russia with new sanctions as peace talks stall

EU to Africa: No more free cash

UK-EU deal unpacked: All the Brexit red tape in line for a chop

EU and UK ink partnership deal on security, fisheries and energy

Q&A: Preventing biofuels sustainability fraud and unfair competition

Everything you need to know about the UK-EU Brexit reset summit

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