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Energy

  • Government announces annual auctions to boost renewable plans

    February 9, 2022

    The government has announced it is ramping up auctions for its renewables scheme as it looks to roll out cheaper green energy to consumers.

  • Consumer price cap: Is the safety net fit for purpose?

    February 9, 2022

    Ofgem remain committed to the price cap, but how much of a role has it played in the ensuing energy crisis?

  • Equinor shareholders receive $10bn after energy firm reports booming profits

    February 9, 2022

    Equinor will pay out $10bn to shareholders this year, after reporting record fourth-quarter pretax profits.

  • Essar unveils £45m plans to build UK’s first refinery-based hydrogen furnace

    February 9, 2022

    Essar Oil UK (EOUK) will install a new £45m furnace capable of using hydrogen as its fuel source at its plant in North West England.

  • BP recovers from pandemic with £9.5bn profit

    February 8, 2022

    BP has rebounded strongly from the pandemic with hefty annual profits of £9.5bn ($12.8bn), its best yearly result since 2013.

  • SSE upgrades profit expectations to nearly £1bn amid soaring gas prices

    February 8, 2022

    SSE has upgraded its full-year outlook, with the energy firm boosting its profit forecasts to nearly £1bn amid spiralling wholesale gas prices.

  • Ofgem boss to face grilling from MPs as price cap comes under fresh scrutiny

    February 8, 2022

    MPs will put the consumer price cap under scrutiny in Westminister today after Ofgem’s decision to hike energy bills to nearly £2,000 per year.

  • Windfall tax looming: BP may end up in firing line if it reports expected 30-fold increase in profits

    February 7, 2022

    Oil giant British Petroleum could end up in the firing line when it reports this week what analysts expect might be a more than 30-fold increase in its profit in the closing months of last year. The oil giant is expected to report an underlying replacement cost profit – its preferred measure – of around [...]

  • Ofgem to roll out new measures to reform energy sector

    February 3, 2022

    Ofgem will announce new measures tomorrow after dealing UK households a heavy £700 blow to their energy bills.

  • Household energy bills to rise 54 per cent to nearly £2,000 per year

    February 3, 2022

    Household energy bills will rise to £,1971 per year from April 1, after Ofgem announced its latest update to the consumer price cap.

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