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Future electricity demand expected to be met by clean energy sources, agency says
Also in today’s newsletter: Could Switzerland sacrifice its neutrality on the altar of Ukraine?
Turbine makers caught out by suspension of scheme owing to EU state aid fears
London wants to reduce checks on traffic between Great Britain and Northern Ireland
European officials complain that domestic content requirements in US act run counter to WTO rules
Industry executives say a broad ban could have severe consequences for many sectors
Constant changes to EU subsidy rules create confusion for businesses, says commissioner Thierry Breton
Last year’s achievement of ‘scientific energy gain’ has galvanised a sector that has long been in development
This legislation could hold the key to restoring digital trust and a fair information economy
Opinion is shifting but the public are running ahead of the politicians
An EU envious of US fiscal largesse is scraping together cash to fund its own industrial subsidies
Security concerns overshadow potential second trip abroad for Ukraine’s president since Russia’s invasion
Also in this newsletter: Poland’s government goes again in bid to unlock EU funds
Head of Italian utility says shift to renewable energy is ‘clearly the way to go’
Natalia Gavrilița reports a rise in trafficking of arms, people and goods
Indonesia and Malaysia lead criticism of legislation that bans imports of products linked to clearing of forests
Bruno Le Maire and Robert Habeck prepare to meet US officials amid tensions over subsidies
Buyers fear long-term supply contracts will conflict with carbon-neutral targets, according to executives
Health of former president has deteriorated rapidly in detention, amid allegations of poisoning
Western and northern states score better in Transparency International’s closely watched report than those to the east and south
Ambassadors to impose a $100-a-barrel cap on diesel and a $45 cap on low-end products
German carmaker’s expansion in San Luis Potosí is among largest announced since US Inflation Reduction Act
Plus, asset owners to expand emissions disclosure
Also in today’s newsletter: Cyprus goes to the polls with few fresh options
Fund to meet Kyiv officials in mid-February to negotiate package that would stretch rules about lending
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