Gazprom boss threatens to halt gas supplies if Europe backs price cap October 16, 2022 Russia would halt gas supplies into Europe if the price of its gas exports was capped warned Gazprom boss Alexei Miller.
Recession fears outweigh OPEC+ cuts amid oil price slump October 16, 2022 Oil markets will open tomorrow with prices weighed down by global recession fears and weakening oil demand.
Labour would ban fracking ‘for good’ if Starmer gets into power October 13, 2022 Labour has committed to ban fracking “for good” if it was to get into office, while condemning a plan for a price cap on renewables. Keir Starmer’s party called of the Prime Minister to call of plans to block renewable energy projects, while calling fracking “expensive, dirty, and dangerous” Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine [...]
Exclusive: Government has botched Bulb crisis, says Westminster chair October 13, 2022 The Government has wasted Bulb protracted and pricey stint in administration, driving up costs for consumers.
Ofgem chief urges Brits to reduce their energy usage this winter October 13, 2022 Households should be encouraged to reduce their energy usage this winter to help drive down record bills, argued Ofgem's boss.
Ofwat close Yorkshire Water case after shareholders cough up £100m to reduce storm overflows October 13, 2022 Ofwat has closed its case against Yorkshire Water, after it agreed to recover £1bn loans and shareholders committed £100m to reduce spills.
Lloyds and Aon team up to build customer resilience to Ukraine conflict October 13, 2022 The insurance industry must help customers build resiliencethe Russian invasion Ukraine, according to new research from Lloyd’s and Aon.
Oil, gas and fracking key to UK’s green goals, says climate minister October 12, 2022 Oil, gas and fracking projects developed in the UK are good for the environment and energy security, argued the new Climate Minister.
Energy bill fears: Tesco sales of air fryers triple and electric blankets up 500 per cent October 12, 2022 Brits have flocked to buy air fryers and electric blankets in a bid to cut their energy use ahead of the winter. Supermarket giant Tesco reported the countertop frying appliance which deep-fries food without oil experienced a tripling in sales over the past year. Sales rocketed 200 per cent year on year as customers look [...]
UK top of the charts for offshore floating wind as global projects boom October 12, 2022 The UK remains the global leader in floating offshore wind amid a rise in global developments, according to Renewable UK.