The British government says it will force down bills and emissions by insulating millions of cold, drafty homes. That plan is unraveling.

The Europeans took a stand but struggled to build a coalition to push for more climate action at this year’s U.N. summit.

Delegates from nearly 200 nations — not including the U.S. — showed they could make some progress. But they deferred the hardest decisions.

Nearly two weeks of talks in the Amazon ended with commitments to do more, but no firm movement on the most divisive issues — including turning away from fossil fuels.

The biggest story of the climate summit might be the brand-new EVs on the streets outside.

The final text of a proposed deal would be a disappointment for European countries and low-lying Pacific island nations.

The bloc and its allies raged at a draft agreement presented by the Brazilian hosts on Friday morning.

How CEO Patrick Pouyanné wound up named in a war crimes complaint over a massacre at the French energy giant’s Mozambique gas plant.

But Australia will hold the summit’s presidency — and therefore control the diplomacy, Climate Minister Chris Bowen told reporters.

A 25-person startup is developing technology to block the sun and turn down the planet’s thermostat. The stakes are huge — and the company and its critics say regulations need to catch up.

Britain’s chancellor wants to start making good on a flagship Labour promise … just don’t mention the tax increases.

India, China and other countries are challenging CBAM in climate talks.

In the Biden era, countries interested in clean energy “were motivated to buy things from the U.S.,” an African official says. But now Beijing has few rivals.

French legal complaint claims the firm paid and supplied soldiers who carried out mass killings first uncovered by POLITICO.

Officials from Brazil and the UK are hoping for a change of heart after this month’s budget.

Rows over cash payments are already holding up negotiations, as deadlines loom.

Liu Zhenmin also defended Beijing’s own climate efforts as “very ambitious.”

“Ukraine gains direct access to diversified and reliable energy sources, while Greece becomes a hub for supplying Central and Eastern Europe with American liquefied natural gas,” Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said.

Ukrainian president heads to France and Spain in coming days to discuss energy and defense agreements.

Changes would damage President Lula’s efforts to cast Brazil as an environmental leader.

Lukoil has yet to find a buyer for its international units after a deal with Swiss-based Gunvor fell through.

The lone U.S. government representative at the United Nations climate gathering alleges that the State Department made it harder for members of Congress to attend.

The Rhode Island Democrat will participate in events on offshore wind, shipping and greenhouse gas emissions before delivering a keynote speech at a roundtable with elected officials from other nations.

The breakthrough comes after days of wrangling in Brussels over the extent to which London might be expected to pay for access to the EU’s single market.