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French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne on Monday told French companies to get “energy sober”, warning that businesses – not households – would be the first affected by potential electricity rationing ahead of the winter.

A fault at the gas-fired Whitegate power station meant that it was offline for most of 2021

When President Joe Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act in August 2022, he called it the “largest investment ever” to fight climate change. He also said it would lead to the creation of well-paying union jobs to help “reduce emissions across every sector of our economy.” These jobs are also…

Recent spate of shellings has raised fears of radiation disaster at the occupied power station

Denmark will increase a planned offshore wind capacity in the Baltic Sea to 3 gigawatts and hook it up to the German grid which will be a step toward weaning Europe off its reliance on Russian gas

Since 1945, more than 2,000 nuclear test explosions have been conducted by at least eight nations.

Scottish Renewables lays out its priorities ahead of next month's Programme for Government

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy accused Russia of economic terrorism on Monday as the cost of Europe's energy crisis spiralled with Germany on the hook for at least 19 billion euros to bail out its biggest importer of Russian gas.

Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world driving up household bills

Moves to bring the energy companies back into public ownership are popular even with supporters of the Tory government who sold off the utilities to the private sector in the 1980s.

Port's renewables hub entirely booked for a year from March 2025, employing around 50 staff