Brits to face record £4,400 energy bills as gas prices refuse to come down August 9, 2022 Cornwall Insight has hiked its price cap forecasts to over £4,000 next year, attributing the rise to Ofgem's decision to shift to a quarterly model.
Calls grow to introduce energy bill ‘furlough’ and to fight cost of living crisis with ‘wartime mentality’ August 9, 2022 The UK Government should treat the cost-of-living crisis with a “wartime mentality” and issue an energy bill “furlough”, according to the Liberal Democrats. The party’s Scottish leader, Alex Cole-Hamilton, made the call on the BBC’s Good Morning Scotland programme on Tuesday. “Families right across Scotland, and indeed the UK, will be looking towards the coming [...]
France waives environmental rules to ensure nuclear power plants run over winter August 8, 2022 France has temporarily lifted environmental rules to ensure five of its nuclear power plants can stay running ahead of a challenging winter.
Japan intends to keep stake in Russian oil and gas project despite Western exodus August 8, 2022 Japan will keep hold of its stake in an oil and gas project in Russia, despite Western energy giants abandoning projects in the country.
Oil prices collapse to February lows amid growing fears of global recession August 8, 2022 Fears of a worldwide recession and weakened demand for oil continues to weigh down prices on both major benchmarks.
BP to pay lower taxes than before Covid pandemic despite massive profits August 8, 2022 BP will pay a lower rate of taxes this year than prior to the pandemic, revealed the company's chief financial officer Murray Auchinloss.
OEUK backs Equinor’s plans to develop £4.5bn Rosebank oil and gas field August 8, 2022 Industry body OEUK has given its backing Equinor's plans to develop a major oil and gas field on the UK continental shelf.
UK prepares to simulate supply crunch as challenging winter looms August 7, 2022 The UK is preparing to simulate a gas supply crisis, to test how resilient the energy system is in the case of emergency shortages this winter.
Exclusive Q&A: Ramboll on hydrogen’s role in the UK energy sector August 5, 2022 City A.M. sits down with John Mullen, UK Energy Market Director at Ramboll to discuss the viability of domestic hydrogen production.
Analysis: Historic day in the Bank of England’s 25 years of independence August 4, 2022 Today was one for the history books. The biggest jump in interest rates since the Bank of England was made independent 25 years ago. A looming recession similar in length to the financial crisis. The first time the Bank has raised rates while forecasting a protracted slump in recent memory. It is a lot to [...]