In brief | 22 April '25
FT:
Germany鈥檚 economically liberal neighbours are warming to relaxing EU state subsidy rules for the long term, as they bet on their national industries gaining from Berlin鈥檚 big spending plans.
Reuters:
Climate and human rights campaigners filed a complaint against the European Commission on Friday, accusing the EU executive of weakening sustainability laws without first consulting the public about the changes or assessing their impact.
Ember:
New data from Ember shows that solar and wind have reached the price and scale to significantly displace fossil fuels and boost energy independence.
E3G:
Ninety-seven percent of business leaders support a move away from fossil fuels, with nearly 80 percent calling for a renewables-based electricity system by 2035 or sooner, the E3G global poll shows.
