London Sports Festival moves from 3×3 basketball success to pickleball at the City of London Corporation’s Guildhall Yard
Delayed: Ministers postpone decision on first new coal mine in 30 years July 6, 2022 The government has postponed a decision over whether to approve a new coal mine for steel production in Cumbria.
Government amends windfall tax as energy body warns of supply shocks this winter July 6, 2022 The Government has made several amendments to the Energy Profits Levy, with industry bodies calling for further changes ahead of winter.
Gas prices ease as Norway’s government steps in to stop strikes from offshore workers July 6, 2022 Gas prices have dropped across Europe after the Norwegian government stepped in to end strike action from offshore workers.
Shell to build Europe’s largest hydrogen plant July 6, 2022 Shell has announced plans to build Europe's largest renewable hydrogen plant in the Netherlands, which will be operational in just three years time.
Exclusive: Multi-utility firms are the future for small businesses, says Everflow boss Josh Gill July 6, 2022 One-stop shops are the best way forward for small businesses (SMEs) looking to have their utility needs met, argued Everflow boss Josh Gill.
Oil prices nosedive as recession fears rise across developed economies July 5, 2022 Oil prices have plummeted a whopping $10 across both benchmarks, as recession fears curtailed demand and drove down prices.
West under pressure to secure energy supplies as Norwegian offshore workers go on strike July 5, 2022 Europe faces further pressure in securing supplies ahead of winter , after Norwegian oil and gas workers went on strike today.
Shell teams up with Qatari energy giant for world’s largest LNG project July 5, 2022 State-backed QatarEnergy has selected Shell as partner for the single largest project in the history of the LNG industry.
Exclusive: New Ofgem regulations risk stifling innovation, warns So Energy July 5, 2022 So Energy's co-founder Simon Oscroft has urged Ofgem to not over-regulate the sector, if it puts more costs on consumers and hurts challengers.
UK enters minerals race with new data centre July 5, 2022 The UK has waded into the supply scramble for critical minerals, with the launch of a new centre for analysis and research.
