One in three UK households: Energy crisis risks dragging 26m Brits into fuel poverty October 20, 2022 The axing of the energy price guarantee from April next year could lead to almost 11m UK households falling into fuel poverty, campaigners have warned, which is about 26m people. It means more than one in three British households face the grim prospect of hardship: there are an estimated 28.1m households in the UK. The average household [...]
Net zero gas firm IOG rings changes with new CEO, CFO and COO to give ‘fresh impetus’ October 20, 2022 The CEO of net zero gas operator IOG has announced he will step down after five years in the job, with a raft of other board changes in the pipeline. Andrew Hockey will retire from the company with immediate effect, but will remain an adviser ahead of the 33rd offshore licensing round. His replacement has [...]
Energy prices will not return to normal this decade, warns Cornwall Insight October 19, 2022 Energy prices will not return to pre-crisis levels by the end of the decade, according to the latest data from Cornwall Insight.
Renewable boom eases global emissions, reveals leading climate body October 19, 2022 Global emissions are only expected to grow by under one per cent this year thanks to a renewable boom, according to the IEA.
Ithaca Energy to test investor appetite with London listing October 19, 2022 Ithaca Energy (Ithaca) has announced plans for a London listing, gauging investor appetite for oil and gas companies.
Experts say energy bills will stay high despite gas price slump October 18, 2022 Don't expect energy bills to revert to normal levels this winter, warn experts, despite the recent easing of gas prices.
Exclusive: Government must offer more subsidies to meet green hydrogen goals October 18, 2022 Government instability and a less attractive investment climate make the UK less appealing for hydrogen projects, warns ATOME Energy.
Households will save £400 on energy bills if clock change is ditched October 18, 2022 Households could save more than £400 per year if daylight savings time was axed, according to a study from Queen's University Belfast.
Carbon capture specialist reaches deal with West Burton power station October 18, 2022 Viking CCS has agreed a partnership with independent power group West Burton Energy to capture and store emissions from its power station.
Rees-Mogg opens talks with British Steel owner over bailout and jobs October 17, 2022 The business secretary has reportedly opened formal talks with the owner of British Steel about a taxpayer bailout and job cuts. As first reported by Mark Kleinman for Sky News, Jacob Rees-Mogg wrote to parent firm Jingye Group last week and agreed that British Steel would maintain its current operations and 4000-strong work force during the [...]