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Constellation, Calpine reach settlement with US DOJ, Texas AG
Power plant operators Constellation Energy and Calpine Corp. secured conditional approval for their $26.6 billion merger from the US Department of Justice Antitrust... (more story)
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China ties AI, cloud expansion to clean-energy ambitions in new guidelines
Beijing has unveiled new guidelines linking the country’s fast-growing artificial intelligence and cloud computing sectors with its clean-energy ambitions, calling ... (more story)
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China shields battery sector in Codelco-SQM lithium merger
China's antitrust regulator has imposed strict supply guarantees on a lithium joint venture between Chilean mining giants Codelco and SQM, signaling a priority to p... (more story)
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India has opened its nuclear power sector to private investment as it seeks to reach 100 GW of capacity by 2047. While companies can now build and operate reactors under the 2025 Sustainable Harnessing and Adv... (more story)
More European industries will benefit from compensation under the bloc’s state aid rules as technical guidelines get an update to ensure companies don’t shift activities outside of the EU to countries with wea... (more story)
The British Chamber of Commerce has listed 25 recommendations to the UK government in order to improve ties between the EU and UK, five years after the trade agreement between the two regions was concluded. Th... (more story)
Members of a group to address the growing energy demands of artificial intelligence in the UK, which includes Google, Microsoft, and power companies, want the government to create a “SWOT team” to help navigat... (more story)
The indictment of former Goldman Sachs banker Asante Berko was properly sealed, a US judge ruled Wednesday, denying his motion to dismiss charges stemming from an alleged bribery scheme in Ghana. Prosecutors s... (more story)
The automotive sector will in January see further local content requirements — policies forcing companies to use a certain percentage of domestically produced goods with the aim to boost the bloc’s local indus... (more story)
EU energy ministers have criticized the top-down planning, cost-sharing and permitting reforms in the European Commission's recently announced plans for strengthening the EU's electricity network.
Data handlers in China’s energy sector, including energy enterprises and industry associations, are bracing for a wave of data-security obligations with the introduction of new measures issued by the country’s... (more story)
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The administration of South Korean President Lee Jae Myung’s early AI overhaul has succeeded in reviving momentum after some delay due to domestic politics, but his AI policy agenda now faces tougher regulator... (more story)
Action by US government authorities against the merger of the Constellation Energy and Calpine power companies demonstrate a focus on the monopolization of nondiscretionary budget staples such as electricity.
The European Commission is under pressure as it drafts key rules around the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism ahead of its full entry into force on Jan. 1. The proposals, expected in the coming weeks, ai... (more story)
There are renewed concerns that the center-right European People’s Party, the largest party in the European Parliament, will again side with far-right political parties in a vote on legislation involving corpo... (more story)
China's push to replace foreign semiconductors in data centers with domestic alternatives highlights the steep economic and efficiency trade-offs of technological self-reliance. In its pursuit of AI leadership... (more story)
China’s newly unveiled outline of the 15th Five-Year Plan draws the line clearly: any quick US-China trade détente won’t alter Beijing’s long-term course. A shift in tone — from the cautiously optimistic frami... (more story)
The EU's plan to simplify green reporting rules is in limbo after the European Parliament’s narrow rejection of an “omnibus” directive, just as governments urge swift progress on making the EU more competitive... (more story)
An Italian antitrust fine of close to a billion euros has underscored European regulators’ growing scrutiny of how market information is shared. A probe into oil giant Eni and its rivals for coordinating biofu... (more story)