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  • Vitol and Gunvor rake in Russian oil profits a year after Ukraine invasion

    June 27, 2023

    Energy traders Vitol and Gunvor are still buying refined Russian oil, despite pledges to cut ties with Kremlin-backed suppliers.

  • Four arrested as Just Stop Oil vandalise energy giant Total’s Canary Wharf HQ with paint

    June 27, 2023

    Total Energies is the latest victim of Just Stop Oil's crusade against oil and gas firm, which chucked orange paint at its Canary Wharf base.

  • Windfall tax revenue set to slump 40 per cent thanks to falling oil and gas prices

    June 27, 2023

    The sharp fall in the price of oil and gas will lead to a huge drop in revenue from the government’s windfall tax.  Announced in November of last year, the energy profits levy hiked an existing tax on oil and gas profits and extended its deadline until 2028. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt estimated that it would [...]

  • Industry must avoid return to ‘Wild West’ with ultra-cheap deals, warns energy boss

    June 27, 2023

    Telecom Plus - which trades as Utility Warehouse - has announced record revenues and profits for its bundled household services arm.

  • Cornish Lithium faces uncertain future as it scrambles for £10m lifeline

    June 26, 2023

    One of the UK’s future lithium producers is at risk of collapse, unless it can secure £10m financing deal by the end of next month.

  • Energy suppliers have a duty to help businesses with bills, says EDF exec

    June 26, 2023

    Suppliers have a duty to help businesses stay afloat through easing the conditions of their energy bills, EDF has argued.

  • IOG shares rise as troubled firm shelves North Sea projects

    June 26, 2023

    IOG's shares have soared 25 per cent today on the London Stock Exchange, after it cancelled expansion projects to boost its balance sheet.

  • Battery maker AMTE Power faces nervous wait for funds in threat to UK’s electric ambitions

    June 26, 2023

    The UK’s electric dreams are at risk of running flat, with AMTE Power yet to update shareholders on its race to raise funds.

  • China and India fuel record high coal prices despite falling US and EU usage

    June 26, 2023

    Coal prices climbed to record levels last year driven by rising demand across Asia, according to a new report on global energy trends.

  • Onshore wind is not just about net zero, it’s a vote winner

    June 26, 2023

    Onshore wind is not just about going green, it's a vote winner that could ease bills and liberalise planning for housing and transport.

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