Homeowners offered energy MOT to ease bills August 1, 2022 Homeowners can benefit from recommendations for saving money on energy bills via a new website set up by the Government last weekend.
Octopus joins forces with EWT to boost onshore wind turbines across the UK August 1, 2022 Octopus Energy Generation has teamed up with turbine manufacturer EWT to repower up to 1,000 existing onshore wind turbines.
Australia weighs up gas curbs as Europe scrambles for supplies August 1, 2022 One of the world's largest suppliers of LNG is considering curbs on exports, which could exacerbate the global energy supply crunch.
Micro-businesses express apathy towards net zero agenda August 1, 2022 Millions of micro-business owners do not believe they can have a positive impact on the UK’s targets for a net-zero economY.
Water sector debt risks market crisis warns watchdog July 31, 2022 Water utilities loaded with debt are at a growing risk of collapse as interest rates rise, argued David Black, chief executive of Ofwat.
Hinkley Point B set for closure as winter crisis looms July 31, 2022 Hinkley Point B is set to close next week, leaving the UK with only five operating nuclear power stations this winter.
Russia ramps up pressure on Europe as it halts flows into another EU country July 31, 2022 Latvia is the latest European country to be cut off from Gazprom's gas flows, as Russia puts more pressure on Europe this winter.
BP to unveil bumper profits as Brits face record energy bills this winter July 31, 2022 BP will follow in the footsteps of their rivals and unveil record quarterly profits next Tuesday, as Brits face record energy bills this winter.
Octopus Energy calls for £1bn hedging support to finalise Bulb Energy deal July 31, 2022 Bulb's future could finally be settled in the coming weeks, provided the Government coughs up £1bn in taxpayer funds.
Ringfencing risks driving up energy bills, warns Cornwall Insight July 30, 2022 The cost of ringfencing consumer credit balances will risk adding more costs to bills "at a time when consumers can ill afford them" says Cornwall Insight.
