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ENVIRONMENTAL campaigners have vowed to step up protests following the appointment of the new prime minister, over fears the pledges of Cop26 are…

Jonathan Brearley, boss of the energy regulator, is selling excess energy back to suppliers from the panels on his £1m Buckinghamshire home.

Deep storage is considered the Holy Grail of efforts to turn the electricity grid green — and a roll call of interesting characters is on the trail.

Tens of thousands of Czechs protested in Prague against the government to demand more state help with rising energy bills, the largest manifestation of public discontent over the worst cost-of-living crisis in three decades.

Shutdown over ‘oil leak’ comes only hours after G7 nations agree to impose a price cap

Germany and France aim to lower heat in public buildings, while Italy plans to close them early and cut street lighting by 40%. Gazprom says the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline could be closed indefinitely

Russia kept one of its main gas supply routes to Europe shut on Saturday, stoking fears of winter fuel shortages and spotlighting differences between Gazprom and Germany's Siemens Energy over repair work on the pipeline. Already struggling to tame soaring gas prices, European governments had expected the Nord Stream 1…

It would help the owners settle the loan repayments, says association

Comments come after Gazprom extends shutdown of gas supply through Nord Stream 1 to Germany