Energy

Market observers are keenly awaiting SSE's interim results this Wednesday, with particular focus on the FTSE 100 energy group's spending strategies. The company, a dominant force in UK offshore wind development, has recently achieved…

The American oil industry stands poised for significant changes as Donald Trump's electoral victory signals a potential wave of deregulation, though experts suggest production surges may remain constrained by Wall Street's demands for…

Fresh government regulations expected to be announced next year will prohibit the installation of gas heating systems in new homes across England, with implementation scheduled for 2027. The landmark legislation marks a significant shift…

Deltic Energy, the AIM-listed oil and gas explorer, received a major boost to its plans for international expansion with a significant new gas discovery in the UK North Sea. Coming on the heels of the UK government's latest budget, which…

In a significant move that underscores the growing intersection of renewable energy and national security, Sweden has rejected proposals for 13 offshore wind farms in the Baltic Sea, citing critical defence concerns. The decision, announced…

The Adani Group has initiated power supply reductions to Bangladesh, escalating tensions over mounting unpaid bills that threaten to completely halt electricity exports to the South Asian nation. The Indian conglomerate began reducing…

Saudi Arabia and its OPEC+ allies have announced an extension of their oil production cuts until the end of December, marking a significant shift from their earlier plans to gradually increase output. The decision comes as the coalition…

A company with links to the United Arab Emirates Royals approached one of UK's leading green electricity providers about a possible takeover. Good Energy in Wiltshire, which provides renewable energy to approximately 245,000 households,…

Chief executive of one of Canada's largest commercial property developers said that he would invest "hundreds and millions" more in new data centres, if only he could ensure the supply of electricity needed by these sites. David Sleath…

The roof of an industrial building in the North West reveals a landscape of fields, smoke-belching chemical plants and a smoky sky. One horizon is the Welsh hills, another is the River Mersey with Cammell Laird Shipyard. The autumn sun…

Many City analysts saw Murray Auchincloss, the Canadian executive who was confirmed as BP's permanent boss by the company in January, as the continuity candidate that would help stabilize the ship following the abrupt departure Bernard…

Shell's $1.3 billion sale of its onshore production unit has been rejected by Nigeria, a blow for the oil giant's plans to leave the troubled shallow-water sector in the Niger Delta. Gbenga Kmolafe (NUPRC) chief executive told a Nigerian…

EDF, the French energy company, is reported to be in talks with investors about raising up to £4bn for the Hinkley Point C project that has been delayed in Somerset. This is Britain's first nuclear reactor in a decade. The French-owned…

Diversified Energy, which joined London's junior oil and gas market seven years earlier, positioned itself as an unusual and unique prospect among the other oil-and-gas minnows. The American producer promised to give investors a bumper cash…

Asian battery manufacturers are racing to create new "superfast charging cells" for electric vehicles. These will allow refuelling cars as quickly as they can fill up with petrol or diesel. China’s CATL, and Gotion High Tech are launching…

The first phase of an ambitious project to build the largest wind farm in the world on British waters was pushed to the second half next year. Dogger Bank A was to be completed in the six-month period leading up to the end September. It…

Sellafield must pay nearly £400,000 to settle criminal charges brought against it for years of cyber security failures at Britain's largest and most dangerous nuclear site. According to the regulator who brought the charges, the vast…

Ineos chief warns that oil tax raids and drilling restrictions could'suffocate' the industry. A North Sea pipeline system that is vital to the economy could be closed a decade sooner than expected due to 's tax raid. According to its CEO,…