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Cameron says EU needs stronger co-operation to fight terrorism

SOFIA, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Britain wants to be part of a reformed European Union and the bloc needs stronger cooperation between its members to fight terrorism, Prime Minister David Cameron said on Thursday.

NextEra Among Companies Chosen by PG&E to Build 75 MW of Energy Storage

PG&E Corp. is proposing to sign its first contracts with five companies including NextEra Energy Inc. and Hecate Energy to develop energy storage in California.

Uniting Syrian rebels a big test for Saudi regional ambitions

RIYADH, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's effort to unite Syrian rebels in Riyadh next week will be a big test of its regional ambitions after years of bickering between opposition groups and serious misgivings about the initiative among major powers with a stake in the war.

UPDATE 1-Algeria's Bouteflika goes to France for routine checkup - presidency

ALGIERS, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika has left for France for a brief routine medical check up, the presidency said in a statement on APS state news agency on Thursday.

Turkey row leaves Russia stuck with abandoned gas pipes worth billions

MOSCOW, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Gas pipes worth 1.8 billion euros ($1.95 billion) are to be left stranded on the shores of the Black Sea after Russia's decision to suspend work on the Turkish Stream pipeline, a potent symbol of Moscow's falling out with Ankara.

Google Buys 781 MW of Wind, Solar Power in Three Nations

Google, the world’s biggest corporate buyer of renewable energy, is expanding its clean power portfolio with deals for 781 megawatts of solar and wind power.

Turkey seeks to diversify gas supplies amid dispute with Russia

BAKU/ANKARA, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Turkey's leaders have mounted a charm offensive among regional energy producers in an effort to diversify supplies as relations with major natural gas provider Russia crumble following the downing of a Russian warplane by the Turkish airforce.

Top fashion CEOs fear rising costs from climate change

PARIS, Dec 3 (Reuters) - The chief executives of seven top clothing companies, including Hennes & Mauritz Gap and Adidas, are calling on governments to agree a strong climate change deal, saying they fear global warming will drive up their costs.

WRAPUP 2-Britain joins Syria air war; Putin vows more sanctions on Turkey

* British jets bomb oil fields in Syria after vote in parliament

China’s New Energy Vehicle Production, Sales Soar

The statistics more than demonstrate that the favorable policies and support facilities put in place by the Chinese government have gone a long way in spurring the production and sales of new energy vehicles.

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