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  • Glencore sweetens Teck takeover bid with cash option to sway shareholders

    April 11, 2023

    Glencore proposed introducing a cash component to its $22.5bn bid for Teck Resources and urged its board to delay an impending vote.

  • Newmont tables £15.7bn mega offer for rival Aussie gold miner Newcrest

    April 11, 2023

    US gold miner Newmont has ramped up its bid for Aussie rival Newcrest with a massive £15.7bn ($19.5bn) final offer.

  • Another LNG-fuelled winter will expose lack of seriousness about UK’s energy goals

    April 11, 2023

    Winter is over, with the government managing to stave off blackouts over – but LNG problems persist, exposing the UK's energy challenge.

  • Oil prices propped up by OPEC+ supply cuts amid gloomy economic forecasts

    April 10, 2023

    Oil prices have stabilised today after three straight weeks of gains, with further supply cuts from OPEC+ propping up both major benchmarks.

  • UK and South Korea team up to bolster nuclear supply chain amid Chinese dominance

    April 10, 2023

    The UK will work with South Korea to build nuclear supply chains and share information on developing technologies.

  • More chance of being struck by lightning: Ofwat reveals just one fine for sewage leaks in nearly 30 years

    April 10, 2023

    Ofwat has issued just one single fine to suppliers for sewage spills since the current rules were introduced in 1994 - nearly 30 years ago.

  • Harbour Energy blames windfall tax as it slashes hundreds of UK jobs

    April 6, 2023

    Harbour Energy is expected to cut 350 jobs in the UK, as it downgrades domestic operations following the windfall tax.

  • Drax’s renewable status under threat as Ofgem probes greenwashing claims

    April 6, 2023

    Drax is at risk of losing billions of pounds in government funding as Ofgem starts reviewing greenwashing claims linked to the sustainability credentials of its biomass projects.

  • Shell’s shares rise on FTSE 100 after predicting upturn in LNG output

    April 6, 2023

    Shell's shares have risen on the London Stock Exchange this morning, after it unveiled a bullish update for its first quarter of trading ahead.

  • Ofgem: Suppliers risk their licence if they fail to ringfence renewable payments

    April 6, 2023

    Suppliers will have to ringfence renewable payments separately from their commercial operations or risk losing their licence.

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