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In brief | 02 February ‘26

Carbon Brief: Will Chinese wind power help or hinder Europe’s climate goals? – guest post

The possibility of a growing role for Chinese wind-turbine manufacturers in the European market has sparked heated debate among European policymakers and industry participants.

Reuters: EU says no post-Brexit energy deal without UK payments

European Union countries will demand that Britain contributes financially to poorer EU member states' development as part of any deal to re-link the two sides' energy markets, according to EU documents and diplomats.

Reuters: Analyst EU carbon price forecasts edge up in volatile start to the year

Analysts predict volatile trading in 2026 due to gas price correlation, EU carbon prices expected to rise in the long term with reduced free allowances.

DW: Germany: Energy cooperation with Saudi Arabia to expand

During a visit to Riyadh, Germany's economy minister Katherina Reiche said companies from the two countries will work together to strengthen the ties between them.

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