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.
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.
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.
Black Sea grain deal to expire Monday if Russia quits July 17, 2023 A pact that has allowed the safe Black Sea export of grain from Ukraine for the past year will expire at the end of Monday.
South East Water: Heatwave last year caused £74m loss as industry debts rise July 17, 2023 South East Water posted hefty losses last year, worsened by a record-breaking heatwave which has racked up costs for sourcing new supplies.
Oil prices slide as weak economy data in China fuels demand concerns July 17, 2023 Oil prices have dipped after sluggish growth figures from China renewed concerns about demand in the second half of the year.
Energy security hopes belong in wonderland unless Britain builds again July 17, 2023 The government needs to speed up the approval and construction of energy projects if it has any hopes of supply security and net zero.
Europe spent over a trillion dollars on gas since Russia sparked supply squeeze July 14, 2023 Europe has spent over a trillion dollars shoring up its gas supplies since Russia first began weaponising its pipelines in 2021.