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  • Europe funds Russian war efforts as biggest buyer of Kremlin-backed fossil fuels

    June 13, 2022

    Fossil fuels are filling the Kremlin's war chest and despite its sanctions, the EU remains its biggest buyer of energy supplies.

  • Oil prices flat as tight markets compete with dropping demand ahead of IEA report

    June 13, 2022

    Oil prices have flatlined - with benchmarks being pulled from both directions by competing factors in a volatile market.

  • Government closes in on deal with EDF to extend life of coal plant as it scrambles to secure supplies

    June 13, 2022

    The government is set to finalise an agreement to keep a coal-fired power station that was set to close, as it looks to ensure supply security this winter.

  • ATOME appoints engineer to oversee Paraguayan green project

    June 13, 2022

    London-listed Atome Energy (ATOME) has named AECOM as the owner's engineer for its 60 MW renewable project in Paraguay.

  • SSE warns Sunak against expanding windfall tax to electricity generators

    June 12, 2022

    SSE chief executive Alistair Phillips-Davies has warned the Chancellor Rishi Sunak against extending the windfall tax to electricity generators.

  • New Chinese lockdowns and inflation drives down oil prices ahead of trading this week

    June 12, 2022

    Oil prices dipped last week, after US consumer prices rose more than expected and China imposed more restrictions on millions of people.

  • Australia reaches settlement with French firm to ease ‘Aukus’ tensions

    June 12, 2022

    Australia has reached a settlement with France's Naval Group, as compensation for scuppering a submarine contract with the country.

  • Octopus Energy locks horns with Centrica over market reforms as bidding war for Bulb lights up

    June 12, 2022

    Two of the UK's biggest energy firms remain at loggerheads over key proposals to fix the industry by ringfencing customer balances.

  • Energy body urges government to greenlight more gas projects to ensure supply security

    June 12, 2022

    An energy industry body has slammed the government’s rejection of two proposed onshore projects, describing its approach as inconsistent.

  • Octopus enters race for collapsed supplier Bulb with eleventh hour bid

    June 11, 2022

    Octopus Energy has made a last minute offer for Bulb Energy, establishing a three-way tussle for the UK’s seventh biggest energy supplier.

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