E.ON backs ringfencing proposals as energy firms lock horns over market reforms July 19, 2022 One of the UK's largest energy firms has sided with Centrica in the escalating industry row over ringfencing customer credit balances.
Government suffers setback as judge rules net zero plans are ‘unlawful’ July 19, 2022 Ministers will have to rewrite their plan for net zero carbon emissions, after the High Court determined the current strategy was 'unlawful'
EU braces for supply shortages amid growing doubts over Nord Stream gas flows July 19, 2022 The executive arm of the European Union has raised the prospect of supply shortages this winter, revealing it does not expect NS1 to come back online.
Yü Group anticipates sharp rise in revenues as it prepares smart meter rollout July 19, 2022 Yü Group has posted a bullish trading update, with the challenger supplier expecting a 90 per cent boost to half-year revenues.
Bosses weigh up closing hospitality and leisure businesses as high energy prices take their toll July 19, 2022 Companies operating within the hospitality and leisure sector are struggling to tame high energy bills, revealed eEnergy.
Brits prepared to pay more tax to support vulnerable households facing soaring energy bills July 18, 2022 A majority of people have said they would pay more tax to fund support for low-income households facing soaring energy bills.
AA urges retailers to pass on drop in wholesale costs so drivers can enjoy savings at the pumps July 18, 2022 Drivers could save £10 per tank within the next two weeks, if plummeting wholesale costs are finally reflected in forecourt prices, says the AA.
Ukraine’s President Zelensky slams Canada’s decision to send wind turbine for Russian pipeline July 18, 2022 Ukraine's President Voldomyr Zelensky has criticised Canada's decision to deliver a wind turbine to Gazprom for the Nord Stream 1 pipeline.
Gas prices could be separated from renewables in market shake up to lower energy bills July 18, 2022 Gas prices could be separated from the costs of electricity produced by renewables, radically reducing the UK's exposure to volatile gas markets.
Johnson Matthey unveils plans to build £80m hydrogen gigafactory to boost energy ambitions July 18, 2022 Johnson Matthey has revealed plans to build an £80m gigafactory at its site in Royston, as it looks to to scale up hydrogen fuel cell manufacturing.