Tag: oil companies
TotalEnergies Loses In Paris Court, Marking A Turning Point For Fossil Fuel Truth-In-Advertising
In late October 2025, a Paris court quietly shifted the ground under one of the world’s largest oil companies. TotalEnergies, the French multinational once known simply as Total, was found to have misled consumers about its role in the energy transition. The decision was not about spills or emissions or … [continued]
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Tax Fossil Fuel Profits to Reduce Exposure to Energy Price Spikes or End Subsidies
Fossil fuel companies made €180bn in taxable profits in the EU in the two years following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine Fossil fuel companies made over €180bn in profits in the EU in the two years following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, analysis on behalf of T&E shows¹. T&E calls for excess profits … [continued]
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Good News, Bad News As Rondo Energy 100 MWh Heat Storage Facility Goes Live
Rondo Energy has commissioned its first 100 MWh heat battery in California and is exploring opportunities in Europe.
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Get an Electric Car for More Freedom!
This is going to be a short one. But it’s a good one. FREEDOM is a popular buzzword in the United States, as you may have noticed. Many people want to be free to do basically anything and everything … but then don’t want other people to be free to … [continued]
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Climate Activists Should Use Antitrust Laws Against Big Oil
Two scholars see a new way that claims against Big Oil could succeed in court. They recommend using antitrust law in the climate fight.
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