Government planting less than half its target of trees, say MPs July 19, 2023 The government is planting less than half of its annual target of trees, raising concerns about how it will meet its nature goals.
National Grid completes £1.7bn subsea cable project connecting UK to Denmark July 18, 2023 National Grid has boosted the UK's green energy hopes, after completing the world's longest land and subsea interconnector.
Mega UK Jaguar Land Rover battery plant could be announced this week July 18, 2023 The government is on the cusp of securing a long-term deal from Tata Group to build a new range of EV Jaguar and Land Rover models.
The West is now awake to the critical minerals race, says Rio Tinto boss July 18, 2023 Governments across the West have woken up to the urgency needed to secure essential metals and minerals, Rio Tinto's chief executive has said.
Silver prices hold steady as interest rate hike fears ease July 18, 2023 Silver prices have remained robust in trading this week as investors believe that the US Federal Reserve's inflation fight is coming to an end.
Government launches SMR competition to revive nuclear’s role in UK energy mix July 18, 2023 Government ambitions to boost nuclear's flagging role in the country's energy mix will be supported with a new industry vehicle.
Ofgem shortlists four suitors for £2bn offshore wind assets July 18, 2023 Ofgem has now shortlisted four operators for the next bidding round of its highly prized offshore transmission links, worth an estimated £2bn.
PayPoint faces multi-million pound lawsuit over alleged anti-competitive conduct July 18, 2023 PayPoint faces a multi-million pound lawsuit from a social enterprise, which has accused the payment services business of anti-competitive conduct.
Europe increasingly reliant on LNG as it aims to stave off winter supply crunch July 17, 2023 Europe will once again be highly dependent on LNG to meet its demand needs this winter, warns the International Energy Agency.
Ultra-high food prices here to stay as Russia exits Black Sea grain deal with Ukraine July 17, 2023 Soaring food costs may not fall as quickly as markets had hoped, retail and pub industries have warned amid a Russian supply squeeze.