MLex E3 Press Round-Up 28.04.2009

( April 28, 2009, 07:29 GMT | Press Round-Up Europe) -- Germany to drop action vs E.ON over passing on of CO2 certifcate costs; Chill enters relationship between Areva and Siemens over nuclear power; US vows to catch up on fight against climate change; UK's Miliband urges leaders to acknowledge role for coal; Arctic CO2 levels grow at unprecedented rate; German industry slams EC efforts to expand eco-design law; Environmentalists urge leaders to reject Canada's bid for special treatment for oilsand emissions; US EPA to reconsider rules for coal-fired power plant emissions; UK government underestimates climate change costs-King;- The German antitrust authority is set to drop an antitrust investigation against E.ON in the coming weeks without finding an infringement over the pricing of electricity in relation to CO2 certificates....

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