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The British energy regulator has approved an initial investment of £28 billion to enhance the UK's energy infrastructure, but announced that this decision will increase network charges on household bills by £108

When Patrick Pouyanné chose to commit billions to a vast natural gas site situated in a remote conflict area, he reached the decision independently over a solitary dinner with the CEO of a rival energy firm

An analysis indicates that China's carbon dioxide emissions have either stabilised or declined over the past 18 months, bolstering optimism that the world's biggest emitter has reached its peak CO2 emissions goal sooner than anticipated

Rachel Reeves is devising strategies to reduce energy costs for households as part of a reform of the economy

Energy expenses are expected to increase more than predicted for millions of UK households this autumn, with the price cap for a standard annual dual-fuel bill rising by 2% to £1,755

Beate Gangås states that the April assault by Norway's 'menacing neighbour' was intended to instil fear and create disorder

Michael Shanks states that the guidance provides ’clarity’ to the approval process, as an analysis indicates that the UK will be nearly fully reliant on foreign gas by 2050, even if sites receive approval.

Ministers have been warned that critical gas pipelines, power lines, and data cables are the "soft belly of British security."

Tens of thousands of energy customers are set to receive payouts of up to £1,000 each, and could see debts written off, in response to the scandal over the forced fitting of prepayment meters.

Chancellor hopes investment in homes, transport and energy will stave off pressure from MPs and discontent among public

Half of British people reveal they’d end a relationship if their partner’s home smelled bad. A scent expert has now revealed that a good aroma has the power to boost our mood and energy.

Pedro Sánchez states that modifications are necessary to ensure the "supply and future competitiveness" of electricity following the blackout.

Although smart meters are a convenient way to save money on your energy bills, it turns out that millions across Great Britain may not actually be functioning.

Approximately 19 million people are thought to be without electricity after Chile has been engulfed by a nationwide power blackout.

Regulator Ofgem announced on Tuesday that its energy price cap would go up by 6% from 1 April, taking the typical gas and electricity bill to £1,849 per year, from £1,738.

The current race among companies is to discover new forms of clean energy to advance in the industry.

North Yorkshire power plant has been criticised for burning wood pellets sourced from US and Canadian forests.

Power is being gradually restored across Sri Lanka after a nationwide outage left buildings including hospitals having to rely on generators.

Energy company’s deal with Japan’s Jera will allow it to focus on exploiting oil and gas assets

Shadow cabinet secretary Claire Coutinho accepted donation from Lord Bamford while overseeing millions awarded to his family businesses in green grants

Nuclear waste dump in Cumbria pleaded guilty to leaving data that could threaten national security exposed for four years, says regulator

America’s Three Mile Island energy plant, the site of the worst nuclear accident in US history, is preparing to reopen as Microsoft looks for ways to satisfy its growing energy needs.

Cornwall Insight analysts predict price cap for October until end of December will increase by 9%

Hitting target for zero-carbon electricity system will require ‘step change’, says analyst Cornwall Insight