Charlie Cooper
Senior Energy Correspondent at POLITICO Europe
Senior UK Energy Correspondent @POLITICOEurope Co-write daily Morning Energy & Climate UK newsletter Get in touch: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
politico.eu | Charlie Cooper |Sara Schonhardt |Zack Colman
Joyce used an industry summit in Washington last month to outline what the administration’s energy policy means for other countries.
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1 week ago |
politico.eu | Mason Boycott-Owen |Charlie Cooper |Abby Wallace |Nicholas Earl
But its formulation has also been heavily influenced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, who visited China in January to drum up Chinese investment in Britain. This same Whitehall tug-of-war between “securocrats” and growth has snagged a second U.K. policy — the Foreign Influence Registration Scheme (FIRS), a public register of the activities of hostile nations in Britain, which will launch in July after long delays.
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2 weeks ago |
politico.eu | Karl Mathiesen |Charlie Cooper
LONDON — The White House has confirmed it will send officials to a crunch energy summit in the U.K. later this month. U.S. presence at the summit on energy security tees up a clash between European clean power advocates and the fossil-fueled path favored by President Donald Trump. The White House would not say whether Chris Wright, Trump’s energy secretary and a noisy critic of U.K. climate policies, would be traveling with them.
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2 weeks ago |
politico.eu | Charlie Cooper
LONDON — The U.K. is reviewing how it defends key infrastructure like undersea gas pipelines and data cables, amid growing fears of sabotage by Vladimir Putin's Russia. Protecting “critical undersea infrastructure” will be covered by the government’s Strategic Defence Review (SDR), which is due to be completed in weeks, a Ministry of Defence spokesperson told POLITICO. Experts said damage to undersea pipes and cables could disrupt energy supply and communications systems.
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2 months ago |
technadu.com | Meera Syal |Charlie Cooper |Kiell Smith-Bynoe |Ishita Chatterjee
An invisible presence that pushed down a girl, a spectral figure haunting a teenager in the 90s, a rural family haunted by a child, these stories and more are coming on Uncanny season 2. Danny Robins will take viewers on a paranormal journey across multiple cases as he tries to figure out the truth. Are these encounters indeed about everyday people coming in contact with the supernatural or can they be explained with science and logic?
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RT @alexwickham: Keir Starmer tells @BloombergUK at Q&A he’ll explore further measures to protect the British car industry, asked about pos…
Starmer insists tweaks to electric car rules do not mean wider retreat on net zero “I see net zero as a real opportunity ... more investment is coming into this country in relation to renewables than any other sector. I don’t think now is the time to step away from that race."
RT @UKDefJournal: Fantastic piece by @HarryYorke1, please do read it.
