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  • Goto Energy collapses amid energy price crisis

    October 18, 2021

    Goto Energy has ceased trading. It is 16th energy supplier to go bust this year and the 13th since the crisis began in September. The sector is struggling to cope with record high gas prices. Soaring wholesale costs combined with the £1,277 price cap on the average energy customer has resulted in many energy firms [...]

  • Troubles ahead for UK customers of collapsed energy firms

    October 18, 2021

    Up to 380,000 customers of collapsed energy companies could suffer from bill shock and damaged credit ratings due to errors when moving their new suppliers. Data from solutions company Sagacity has predicted that 10 per cent of the 3.8 million customers that had to be transferred to new energy providers might suffer from data gaps [...]

  • Fears among energy providers that colder temperatures will lead to collapse

    October 18, 2021

    The UK energy industry fears that, after small providers have gone bust because of the energy cap, now it’s the turn of big companies especially as temperatures go down. As reported by the Times, even if 13 companies have ceased operations in the last couple of months the UK Government has refused to set up [...]

  • Russia will look to ‘rescue’ UK in energy crisis

    October 17, 2021

    Russia will try to “come to the rescue” of the UK amid rapidly rising energy costs, says the country’s ambassador Andrei Kelin. He told Andrew Marr that that if there is an “opportunity” to help the UK, then the country will “do what we can to alleviate difficult conditions which are now being created with [...]

  • Putin could miss COP26 climate conference

    October 17, 2021

    Vladimir Putin has not decided whether to attend the upcoming COP26 climate conference in Glasgow later this month. Russian ambassador to the UK, Andrei Kelin, told Andrew Marr that a decision on the president’s trip has “not been taken yet”. This follows Wednesday’s comments from the Russian premier that he might avoid the conference due [...]

  • Five sites shortlisted for UK fusion energy plant

    October 14, 2021

    Five sites in England and Scotland have been nominated as the potential home of the UK’s first prototype fusion energy plant. The nominees include Ardeer, Goole, Moorside, Ratcliffe-on-Soar, and Severn Edge. The government is backing the Spherical Tomahak for Energy Production (STEP) programme to the tune of £222m. which aims to build a prototype fusion [...]

  • Octopus Energy and RES commit £3 billion to build new UK hydrogen plants

    October 14, 2021

    Octopus Energy and RES will invest £3 billion in the construction of new hydrogen plants across the country by 2030. The aim is to help the UK become more energy independent. The new plants will maximise electrons when they are generated in abundance on sunny and windy days by storing them as green hydrogen. In [...]

  • Clean energy investment crucial for reducing market volatility, says oil body

    October 13, 2021

    Global volatility in the energy market and further price rises will continue without a major boost in clean energy investment, warns the International Energy Agency. Executive director Fatih Birol believes the transition to net-zero carbon emissions will remain unstable, unless future energy needs can be financed. As economies shift from fossil fuels and less sustainable [...]

  • Rescue loans considered for manufacturers within bonus curb conditions

    October 12, 2021

    Ministers are considering offering manufacturers rescue loans to help them weather rising energy prices, if they restrict bonuses.  Steel, chemical and ceramics manufacturers will be asked to limit bosses’ bonuses and dividends under plans, The Telegraph reported. Business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng is understood to have submitted such a proposal to the Treasury within options to [...]

  • More energy supplier collapses anticipated

    October 12, 2021

    Energy regulator Ofgem is readying itself for a new wave of supplier collapses. At least four suppliers were reported to be in talks with Ofgem on Tuesday, according to Sky News. The companies were understood to be discussing joining the Supplier of Last Resort (SOLR) system. Some companies could make public a decision to cease [...]

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