The Kremlin's money problems

An east-west quarrel over the Nord Stream gas pipeline has sneaked onto the agenda of next week's EU summit, draft conclusions show.

European wind and solar industries have welcomed US President Barack Obama’s new climate plan while European politicians see Washington’s move as a positive signal ahead of UN climate talks in Paris.

According to an internal document, the commission is floating monitoring and reporting instruments, but no strict measures to police proposed new rules.

Around 1.6 million premature deaths would be prevented every year if the world's governments stopped subsidising fossil fuels, an IMF study has found.

Iran is voicing fresh interest in selling gas to Europe. But the idea, which would reduce dependence on Russia, is conditional on the outcome of nuclear talks.

Bad will, legal disputes, and the "high politics" of the Russia-Ukraine conflict have, again, put EU gas transit at risk.

Norwegian MPs have voted to ban Norway's pension fund from investing in coal firm, the largest political withdrawal of funds from fossil fuels.

EU energy commissioner Maros Sefcovic will start visiting EU countries this week to share initial findings of a commission analysis of each country's energy and climate policy.

The EU has unveiled plans to partner up with a Paris-based private equity firm to invest in energy companies across Sub-Saharan Africa.

Turkish Stream pipeline to deliver gas in December 2016. Putin offers money to help Greece extend the project into Europe.

Negotiators from the EU's governments and the European Parliament reached a deal on Tuesday for the so-called market stability reserve.

The European Parliament's environment committee Tuesday approved a plan to try and steer investors away from traditional types of biofuels that have had negative side-effects on food prices, environment and climate change.