Climate and Energy

In the US Gulf Coast area, the LNG craze is fuelling a new wave of infrastructure construction and extraction, threatening ecosystems and residents.

With shifting political priorities at the European level, could energy conflicts contribute to a fairer transition rather than slowing it down?

By allowing CO₂ removal and storage technologies as a way of lowering emissions, the target risks deterring direct emission cuts.

Though they have been fertile ground for disinformation, power outages can also open discussions about our energy infrastructure.

If energy communities are meant to reshape who holds power, the question of gender can no longer be treated as secondary.

With premiums soaring and companies refusing to cover at-risk areas, buying climate-related insurance has become a challenge for many.

The package is an opportunity to make Europe’s energy transition more inclusive and democratic, but whether it can meet its potential is uncertain.

Our best hope for effective climate action lies in a new approach to communication that temporarily breaks the boundaries of liberalism.

As foreign investors rush to claim a share of Serbia’s natural resources, Serbia’s sovereignty and autonomy are on the line.

Could the rise of smaller parties drive Europe’s biggest gas supplier to change course?