Household bills should reflect lower costs of renewables sooner, Ovo boss tells government April 24, 2023 Ovo Energy has urged the government to speed up plans to separate electricity prices from gas prices to drive down bills.
North Sea oil workers begin ‘biggest offshore stoppage in a generation’ April 24, 2023 North Sea oil workers have begun the “biggest offshore stoppage in a generation”, with 48-hour strikes on oil and gas rigs.
BP: Activist investor urges toughening up of climate agenda – as pressure builds on energy giant’s chair April 24, 2023 Follow This has urged investors to back its proposals to toughen BP's climate agenda amid intense pressure on its chairman Helge Lund.
Roaring into action: Lion link between UK and Netherlands set to power 1.8m homes April 24, 2023 A new power line between UK and the Netherlands will deliver enough electricity to “power more homes than Manchester and Birmingham.
Glencore’s Teck takeover saga shows coal is just too hot to handle April 24, 2023 Glencore's struggles to win over Teck's shareholders suggest that coal might be too hot for climate-focused investors to accept.
Investors snub Sizewell C nuclear power station despite ‘sustainable’ status April 23, 2023 The government is struggling to attract investors to the £20bn Sizewell C nuclear power station, according to a report.
Naftogaz held talks with US oil companies about energy projects in Ukraine April 22, 2023 State-owned gas company Naftogaz has held talks with Exxon Mobil, Halliburton, and Chevron about projects in Ukraine.
North Sea countries to pledge massive ramp up of wind energy April 22, 2023 Energy ministers from European countries surrounding the North Sea will pledge to quadruple offshore wind energy capacity.
EU gas supplies in strong shape after winter of mass rationing April 20, 2023 The EU has emerged from winter with its energy supplies in robust shape, with storage levels above average and gas prices falling.
BP chairman at risk of being ousted in shareholder revolt April 20, 2023 BP chairman Helge Lund is at risk of being ousted in a shareholder revolt, with five pension schemes set to vote against his re-election.