Price caps and politics: inside the UK’s energy cost crisis
UK consumers could pay up to $3,632 for energy heading into winter, leaving many facing a perilous shortfall. How did…
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Sale of UK’s seventh-largest power utility attracts one bid
The government seeks to sell the company it brought into “special administration” in November.
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UK regulator Ofgem threatens action on inadequate payment policies
Ofgem has told utilities to "take immediate action” in reinforcing policies around direct debits, and remain vigilant of rising costs.
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As Ukraine war rumbles on, EU looks to turn energy promises into actions
The European Commission is poised to unveil legislative proposals underpinning March’s REPowerEU plan to wean the EU off Russian fossil…
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Exclusive: How ambitious are the emissions targets of companies in the power industry?
We analysed the emissions reduction targets of 1,138 companies to find out which are leading the way, and which are…
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Power for the people: the energy impacts of the Ukraine invasion
Giles Crosse investigates how providing for those displaced by the crisis involves more than supplying just food and medicine.
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What does IPCC Report II tell energy businesses about their future?
The respected climate research group’s latest report conclusively outlines global warming’s impacts on the world.
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War in Ukraine: the immediate consequences for European energy
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has seen the largest economic retaliation ever by Western nations.
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