Ofgem puts the squeeze on troubled energy firm July 7, 2022 Troubled supplier UK Energy Incubator Hub could be forced to remove a senior individual from a key management role by the market watchdog Ofgem.
Industry toasts record renewables auction as UK scrambles to boost domestic energy supplies July 7, 2022 Record levels of clean energy have been secured through the Government's largest ever funding round for its renewables auction.
More engineers needed to meet heat pump targets and net zero goals, reveals UK charity July 7, 2022 Not enough people are being trained as heat pump engineers to meet government targets for installations, warned charity Nesta.
Second coal power plant to be kept on standby as winter months loom July 6, 2022 Drax Group (Drax) has reached a deal with National Grid to extend the lifespan of its two coal-fired units in Yorkshire over winter.
Exclusive: Energy efficiency measures sorely missed from security bill, says Good Energy boss July 6, 2022 The Government has failed to include key measures which could provide significant help for households in its Energy Security Bill says Good Energy.
French energy firm EDF set for state takeover July 6, 2022 The French government has revealed plans to fully nationalise troubled energy firm EDF - sending shares in the debt-laden power utility sharply higher.
Government amends windfall tax as energy body warns of supply shocks this winter July 6, 2022 The Government has made several amendments to the Energy Profits Levy, with industry bodies calling for further changes ahead of winter.
Gas prices ease as Norway’s government steps in to stop strikes from offshore workers July 6, 2022 Gas prices have dropped across Europe after the Norwegian government stepped in to end strike action from offshore workers.
Shell to build Europe’s largest hydrogen plant July 6, 2022 Shell has announced plans to build Europe's largest renewable hydrogen plant in the Netherlands, which will be operational in just three years time.
Oil prices nosedive as recession fears rise across developed economies July 5, 2022 Oil prices have plummeted a whopping $10 across both benchmarks, as recession fears curtailed demand and drove down prices.