Thirteen organisations have sent an open letter to Ursula von der Leyen and Mario Draghi expressing their concerns about the impacts of Draghi's competitiveness report on the next European Commission's mandate.

Corporate Europe Observatory and ReCommon's newly launched research exposes how a group with no legitimacy, the Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) Forum, has defined some of the EU’s key energy policies.

The CCUS Forum, a little known event with no legitimacy and filled to the brim with fossil fuel polluters has largely been steering regulation and public funding for a risky, costly, and repeatedly failed techno-fix, Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage.

Withdrawal from the ECT should be just the first step towards tackling climate change and ecosystem breakdown. Soon after it, a firewall between the dirty energy lobbyists and political decision-making should follow!

We'll take you thought different case studies from artificial intelligence to climate change, agriculture to lobbying, to discuss "What is going wrong and how to put it right?". You can listen to it here!

Six years ago we sounded the alarm on the Energy Charter Treaty with an in-depth report and campaign showing how it is a serious block to climate action. In a milestone moment we celebrate that the EU has now confirmed its exit from the Treaty.

A coalition of civil society, including CEO, has produced a new report on the potential impacts of the proposal of an export ban on chemical already forbidden in the EU. Hint: only old cheap molecules will be harmed.

For the first time in seventeen years, the European Gas Conference was cancelled—or, at least, postponed. However, this did not stop us!

This appointment puts Markus Pieper, with a history of deregulatory zeal, fossil-friendly politics, attacking NGOs, and boosting corporate lobbying influence, into a powerful new role where he could do real damage to social and environmental policy proposals.

The European Gas Conference in Vienna was postponed in anticipation of climate-justice protests, but the industry agenda behind it is as dangerous as ever.