Backers of the Acorn flagship carbon capture and storage (CCS) project and other clean energy advisers have renewed calls for government support as Chancellor Rachel Reeves shifted focus – and investment – towards boosting UK defence spending in her spring statement.
Energy firm BP has sold a stake worth $1 billion (£733m) in the Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP) to Apollo as part of the first tranche of a $20bn asset sale target.
Aberdeen-based Hydrasun has awarded three contracts for major equipment packages for the BP Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub in what has been hailed as a "significant milestone" for the flagship project.
Politicians love a turn on Strictly Come Dancing - and if there’s one thing we’ve learned from their sometimes unsteady footwork, it’s that getting your steps right matters.
Developers behind offshore wind projects promising tens of billions of pounds of investment in Scotland are at risk of being derailed by measures aimed at keeping power inexpensive for consumers.
The UK is facing a "critical few months" as energy policy is formulated that will fuel investment and ensure that the energy supply chain retains skills and jobs.
In this latest episode in partnership with SSE, Mathew Perry talks to Deepa Chandrasekaran, managing director of Source, a charging hub joint venture between SSE and TotalEnergies and Vicky Read, chief executive of ChargeUK, the voice of the EV charging industry.
Norwegian energy giant Statkraft said its performance in 2024 was "among the best" in its history despite "substantially lower power prices" which hit profits.
An appeal court heard that a High Court ruling over emissions from the Net Zero Teesside (NZT) power gas project was “wrong” to conclude Energy Secretary Ed Miliband was unaware of the planning inspector’s guidance.
Lord Nicol Stephen set out the challenges facing the UK's ability to deliver floating offshore wind capacity, warning the process facing developers was "at times infuriatingly hard and we need to speed up".
UK offshore energy investors are consolidating their assets as the government remains vague on necessary investment criteria - but it could also mean the return of 'dirty word' Cambo.
BP boss Murray Auchincloss admitted the company went "too far, too fast" in its efforts to cut its oil and gas business and shift instead to renewable energy, as he unveiled plans to slash investment in its low-carbon efforts by $5 billion (£4bn).