Good Energy boss slams price cap as a ‘terrible public policy failure’ September 19, 2023 The price cap has been a "terrible public policy failure" which has driven up bills for customers, argued Good Energy Nigel Pocklington.
Renewables boss: People don’t realise ‘control’ China has over UK’s net zero push September 19, 2023 The UK is a decade away from cutting its dependence on China to meet its renewables ambitions, warned the boss of a leading clean energy firm.
Sizewell C seeks outside investment as TASC granted permission to appeal September 19, 2023 Sizewell C will now welcome outside investors to register interest, despite Together Against Sizewell C (TASC) being granted permission to re-challenge the build. Housing two of the world’s “most powerful” reactors, nuclear power plant project Sizewell C, which was approved in July last year, is expected to introduce 10,000 jobs across the UK and power [...]
Drax’s share price shows signs of recovery as biomass audit looms September 18, 2023 Drax's share price has recovered from last week when the National Audit Office confirmed it will assess the government's biomass strategy.
Harbour Energy’s embrace of carbon capture reflects shift in North Sea industry aims September 18, 2023 Harbour has embraced CCS while staying away from oil and gas - reflecting the mood music across the North Sea.
Oil prices continue rally amid OPEC cuts with $100 per barrel in sight September 18, 2023 Oil markets have consolidated last week's hefty gains, with growing expectations of a widening supply deficit this year.
Gas prices ease despite escalating strike action at Australian LNG plant September 18, 2023 Gas prices eased this morning after full operations resumed at a LNG major production facility in Australia following outages latest week.
Downing Renewables weighs up more share buybacks as market cap plummets September 18, 2023 DORE has suffered a sharp drop in the overall value of its assets this year, reflecting increasingly challenging economic conditions.
Tata: 3,000 jobs at risk despite government pumping £500m into UK’s biggest steelworks September 15, 2023 The Government is to pump up to £500 million into Britain’s biggest steelworks as part of plans to produce “greener” steel which could also hit thousands of jobs, sources have said. Tata, the Indian conglomerate that owns the Port Talbot steelworks in South Wales, will use the funding to help switch the plant’s two coal-fired [...]
Thames Water could soon be heating London homes… with sewage September 13, 2023 Thames Water is exploring how Londoners’ homes could soon be kept warm by heat generated from sewage, City Hall has been told.