Back in fashion but plagued by political problems

By Jennifer Rankin - 11.03.2010 / 04:22 CET

An EU-wide carbon tax is back on the agenda, but the Union must do more to realise its green ambitions.

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EU shale-gas debate hots up

Opposition grows against shale-gas extraction, but energy companies say that process is safe.

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Concern that oil ban would hit energy supply.

Anna Zvolikevich on the challenges of representing Ukrainian heavy industry in Brussels.

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By Eloi Laurent and Jacques Le Cacheux
Notre Europe (2010), free

Opposition grows against shale-gas extraction, but energy companies say that process is safe.

Concern that oil ban would hit energy supply.

Anna Zvolikevich on the challenges of representing Ukrainian heavy industry in Brussels.

EU later this month expected to agree on a ban on imports of Iranian oil.

US state defends its environmental standards.

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