London Sports Festival moves from 3×3 basketball success to pickleball at the City of London Corporation’s Guildhall Yard
Fossil fuels spared emissions checks as UK scrambles for supplies ahead of winter June 28, 2022 Fossil fuel plants could be excluded from emissions checks, as the Government races to secure energy supplies ahead of winter.
Petrofac pushes for post-pandemic rebound as Covid-19 bites into profits June 28, 2022 Energy giant Petrofac is targeting a strong order intake in the second half of the year, as it grapples with lingering impact of the pandemic.
Extending windfall tax to renewables will jeopardise investment warns RWE boss June 28, 2022 RWE boss has warned energy firms will reconsider investment plans in the North Sea if the UK expands its windfall tax to electricity generators.
Brits paid to use less energy to avoid winter blackouts June 27, 2022 Brits could be paid to use less electricity at peak times this winter, under plans from the National Grid to reduce the risk of blackouts this winter.
G7 pledges to cap Russian oil as West ramps up sanctions on Kremlin June 27, 2022 The Group of Seven is preparing to cap Russian oil as part of a fresh package of sanctions in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Bulb Energy: Bidding war lights up as Centrica pulls out of race for fallen energy firm June 27, 2022 The bidding process for the UK's seventh biggest energy firm has taken another dramatic turn, with Centrica pulling out of the running.
Petrol prices spike to record highs despite falling wholesale costs for retailers June 27, 2022 Petrol prices broke records again this weekend, despite falling wholesale costs and a slump across the two major oil benchmarks.
Wärtsilä and SSE team up to boost grid with giant battery June 27, 2022 Wärtsilä has joined forces with UK energy giant SSE to build a low-carbon 50 MW/ 100 MWh energy storage system in Salisbury, Wiltshire.
Peer-to-peer lending triggered watchdog fears as early as 2016 June 27, 2022 Peer-to-peer lending had raised concerns for the City watchdog as early as 2016, and was subjected of debate within the FCA over emails.
PZ Cussons anticipates higher product prices will boost its revenues and offset economic challenges June 27, 2022 PZ Cussons is on course to post a rebound in revenues amid higher prices for its products and strong marketing.
