Japan Approves Restart of World’s Largest Nuclear Plant Amid Protests
Japan’s Niigata Prefecture approves restart of Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear plant, sparking protests over safety concerns a decade after Fukushima.
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22 States Challenge New York’s $75B Climate Fund as Unconstitutional
Twenty-two states have sued New York, claiming that the state’s new law requiring major energy producers to allocate $75 billion for climate change damage is unconstitutional.
Global Leaders Commit to Unlock Nuclear Energy Potential at Brussels Summit
Over 30 government leaders convened at the first-ever Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels, committing to unlock nuclear energy’s potential globally to meet climate targets and enhance energy security.
Environmental Groups and Oil Industry Both Sue U.S. Over Gulf Drilling Plan
Environmental groups and oil companies have filed separate lawsuits against the Biden administration’s plan to offer drilling leases in the Gulf of Mexico, highlighting deep divisions over U.S. energy policy.
Spanish Gas Stations Eye Legal Action Over Fuel Discount Strain
Spanish gas stations are planning legal action against the government’s fuel discount policy, citing financial strain due to delayed reimbursements and increased sales not reflected in compensation.