Global oil supply risks are increasing as the conflict in the Middle East disrupts key shipping routes and energy infrastructure,...
Government storage trials reveal technologies that could back up renewables
Seven first-of-a-kind energy storage projects have completed government-backed trials aimed at keeping renewable power available during long periods of low...
Climate-driven heat intensifies Europe’s drought
Image: Gary Bagshawe / ShutterstockExtreme heat fuelled by climate change is intensifying drought across Europe by drawing moisture from soils,...
‘We don’t have control of the system’, warn NESO engineers
Engineers responsible for keeping Britain’s lights on have warned they no longer have control of the electricity system as renewable...
Landfill odour complaints top 85,000
More than 85,000 complaints about landfill odours were recorded across Great Britain between 2022 and 2025, according to freedom of...
Global nuclear M&A nears $7bn in first half of 2026 as confidence grows
Global nuclear mergers and acquisitions almost doubled in value during the first half of 2026 as investor confidence grew around...
British Gas Energy Trust calls for national mission to end fuel poverty
The British Gas Energy Trust has urged the new Prime Minister to make ending fuel poverty a national priority, arguing...
Tree planting on the rise to capture carbon
More than £260 million will be spent creating 9,323 hectares of woodland across England over the next four years under...
OEUK tells Energy Secretary to back North Sea
Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) has urged newly appointed Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh to prioritise domestic energy production and meet industry...
Burnham’s £45 off won’t stop energy bills rising
Households are set to save around £45 a year after the Government cut VAT on electricity but rising wholesale costs...