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01 Sep 2025, 10:20
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In brief | 1 September ‘25

Politico:

A leaked EU document reveals the scale of Brussels’ plan to offset its climate efforts.

Reuters:

European Union countries are considering imposing stricter requirements on companies to prove where the gas they import is produced, as part of the bloc's plan to phase out Russian imports, a document seen by Reuters showed.

Bloomberg:

The head of this year’s United Nations climate summit in Brazil urged CEOs to ignore the Trump-led green backlash and come to the Amazonian city of Belem to step up the fight against global warming.

PIK:

Environmental policy measures also change people’s economic situation via prices and incomes – and usually differentially for the rich and the poor.

IEA:

Renewables, natural gas and nuclear are set to meet the additional demand as the world’s use of electricity rises for industry, appliances, air conditioning, data centres, EVs and more, according to IEA’s Mid-Year Update to electricity annual market report.

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