A Paris court has made a ruling affecting French oil giant TotalEnergies. The company has been given six months to adjust its climate policies. This decision comes after a lawsuit was brought by climate organizations.

The court ruled that TotalEnergies must account for greenhouse gas emissions from its consumers. This is part of a legally mandated risk assessment that the company must conduct. Further details on the ruling and its implications are available from KPRC 2 Houston.

The decision did not fully meet the requests of the climate organizations that brought the lawsuit, but it does require TotalEnergies to take action on its climate policies.