Energy customers are subsidising £7.5billion in “unjustified” profits made by gas and electricity network companies because of errors in judgment made by regulator Ofgem, a charity has claimed.
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The Press and Journal can reveal that English Conservative MP Richard Harrington is due to be confirmed as the new energy minister.
XTO Energy, the US shale drilling arm of Exxon Mobil, plans to move 1,600 workers to the Houston area from its Fort Worth headquarter offices starting in mid-2018.
Germany and Austria condemned a proposed expansion of U.S. sanctions on Russia, saying the measures sought to bolster U.S. economic interests and included an unacceptable intervention in the region’s energy sector.
RockRose Energy this morning confirmed it was one step closer to finalising its North Sea acquisition deal with Maersk Oil.
Environmental campaigners are calling on politicians to introduce default 20mph limits in towns and cities to help tackle air pollution.
Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale has hailed the party’s UK manifesto, including a promise to safeguard the North Sea oil industry, as "a radical vision for the country".
The London market climbed to a record mid-session high, with investors snapping up energy stocks on the back of the rising oil price.
Theresa May has said she cannot promise that her planned cap on energy bills will guarantee prices do not “go up year on year”.
Theresa May’s pledge to cap “rip off” gas and electricity prices if the Conservatives return to power has immediately prompted debate about whether or not it would actually result in lower bills for consumers.
Prime Minister Theresa May claims she is "fed up" with rip off energy prices "like millions of working families".
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Spanish oil company Repsol more than doubled its net income in the first quarter of 2017 with upstream and downstream improvements as well as a new mega-find in the US.
Natural gas in balmy Texas is feeling the chill of California’s snowy peaks 1,200 miles away.
Northern Ireland is facing soaring energy bills unless work begins immediately on a cross-border interconnector, an influential committee of MPs has warned.
Nearly one million households are unable to cover the cost of two or more essential bills, a new study has found.
A temporary price cap to protect over four million households who prepay for their energy comes into effect this weekend.
A scheme which will use two disused slate quarries on the edge of Snowdonia as reservoirs for power storage has been given the go-ahead by the Government.
A study of nearly sixty major North Sea oil and gas projects has shown that they are typically late and significantly over budget.
Customer complaints about energy suppliers have reached a three year low, according to Ofgem.
A single loaf of bread produced in the UK contributes as much to global warming as more than half a kilogram of carbon dioxide, research has shown.
Electricity prices have soared because of constant intervention in the energy sector by successive governments, a Parliamentary report has found.
The Scottish Government maintains that the country is not missing the boat on decommissioning projects despite another UKCS project going to a Norwegian firm.
In recent years, Scotland has been building a reputation as world-leaders in renewable energy production. The Scottish Government’s adoption of policies to build clean, green energy technologies and infrastructure was a bold step, but the fact we are not only meeting our targets, but exceeding them, shows it was the right thing to do.