Brent crude futures posted a slide below $109 a barrel on Thursday, following the biggest gain in two weeks in the last session, dragged down by concerns over a prolonged U.S. government shutdown would hit demand in the United States. Meanwhile, Brent crude decreased by 28 cents to $108.91 by 02:47 GMT, after settling $1.25 higher and U.S. oil dropped by 41 cents to $103.69, after ending $2.06 higher.
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EDF Energy has recently released its latest sustainability report according to which last year it has emitted 21 million tons of carbon dioxide registering an increase of almost 40% in comparison to 2011 levels.
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Global production of solar cells grew by 10% last year and Europe continues to be a leader in newly installed capacities representing almost 52% of the new worldwide installed capacity, while the total investment in renewable energy declined significantly in 2012 in comparison to a year before levels with a major decrease for both solar and wind energy investments.
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The European Commission has officially drafted two month deadline, requesting that Italy and Spain to complete their commitment to the EU's renewables directive to 2020, otherwise the two countries could be referred to the EU Court of Justice.
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Crude oil prices ended higher, recording the largest gain in two weeks on Wednesday, following news that TransCanada Corp's Keystone XL Gulf Coast pipeline would start up by the end of the year. Meanwhile, U.S. oil futures rose $2.06 per barrel, or up 2.02 percent, at $104.10, after trading as high as $104.23. Brent boosted by $1.25 or 1.16 percent to close at $109.19.
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