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Although saving on petrol, the housemate will need to charge the vehicle at home - and is expecting his friend to foot some of the bill.

Carol Chambers is choosing to get through the winter with a portable gas stove, blankets and solar lamps with a £200 "survival pack" after her electricity was cut off.

Living on a warming planet requires protecting your home from threats exacerbated by climate change. But protection doesn’t only mean playing defense: In addition to anticipating extreme weather or wildfire threats, for example, homeowners can make proactive upgrades to save themselves headaches and money, and to avoid unnecessary emissions.

Tax cuts for the rich is Liz Truss’s solution to all this, when what me and my dad really need is an action plan, says Siobhan

Ukrainian authorities have started giving out iodine tablets to residents near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant as concerns grow about a potential major nuclear catastrophe.

Small businesses are facing an 'existential crisis' as they suffer the impact of high energy bills, experts have warned. It comes after the hospitality sector struggled during the Covid-19 pandemic

Concerns over a possible recession have driven a sharp selloff in stocks. However, the utilities sector tends to hold up well during a recession due to the consistent demand for these services. Given this backdrop, we think investors should load up on utilities stocks, Avangrid (AGR), Brookfield Infrastructure (BIPC), Portland…

Authorities began distributing iodine tablets to residents near Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant Friday in case of a radiation leak, amid mounting fears that the fighting around the complex could trigger a catastrophe. The move came a day after the plant was temporarily knocked offline because of what officials said…

Letter: Harry Noyes on what he’s learned from electricity production and consumption data after 10 years with a 4kW solar panel system on his home

The Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) said that electricity and gas could soon become a luxury only the wealthy can afford as bills rocket - and said government action must be immediate

The UK could experience its first large-scale blackout in decades this winter if gas shortages combine with particularly cold weather. That’s according to the government’s “reasonable worst case scenario”, a warning which was dismissed by a No 10 spokesperson.