Is known as of Monday under its new name—SLB—to reflect its transformation from an oilfield services provider to a global technology company helping the energy transition, the world’s largest oilfield services provider said in a statement today.

With sky-high energy prices driving many Europeans to look for alternatives to traditional providers, citizen-led green energy projects owned by the local population are pushing for a new format – though many face legal and practical difficulties.

The national oil company of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has delivered a first shipment of ammonia derived from hydrogen to Hamburg.

With the UN climate summit COP27 less than three weeks away, world nations are still struggling to find common ground on key issues on the agenda, such as ‘loss and damage’ to compensate vulnerable countries for climate-related disasters.

High coal prices, scarce fossil gas supplies and barriers to renewable energy projects are complicating Poland’s transition from fossil fuels amid the ongoing energy crisis.

Finland may vote against the Biodiversity Strategy tabled by the Commission.

Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock and Defence Minister Christine Lambrecht are calling for the amount earmarked for Ukraine military aid in the annual budget to be tripled in a letter sent to liberal and famously frugal Finance Minister Christian Lindner.

Egypt and Uzbekistan may cooperate in developing varieties of cotton that can better tolerate drought and salinity.

Using data collected from more than 500 previous fish die-offs from lakes across Wisconsin and Michigan, researchers use modeling to predict the increasing frequency of mass die-offs as a result of climate change.

Concerns about climate change shrank across the world last year, a survey shows.