The Latest Breaking News from Electricity

Rising electricity demand deepens Southeast Asia's energy security concerns, IEA reports says

A report by the International Energy Agency says risks to Southeast Asia’s energy security are multiplying faster than regional governments can find solutions for meeting rising demand

The Independent UK · Oct 6

Electricity grid operator asks market for more back-up power generation

Neso said it was a ‘precautionary measure’ to ensure there is enough headroom on the system to meet demand for electricity.

Evening Standard · Oct 6

Yemen’s pregnant women face double toll of conflict and extreme heat

IN FOCUS: Already facing extreme conditions, an exodus of charities in the wake of international aid cuts is only making matters worse. Nick Ferris reports

The Independent UK · Oct 6

The Energy Industry Is Overlooking a Hidden Source of Power

The world is preparing to consume more electricity than its existing power infrastructure can comfortably provide. AI, data centers, and industrial operations are accelerating demand, while new generation and transmission capacity can take years and billions of dollars to build.

International Business Times · Oct 5

London blackout leaves businesses facing ‘domino effect’ of disruption as thousands left without power

Business group BusinessLDN said the outage should serve as a warning over the importance of the capital’s energy resilience

Evening Standard · Oct 5

British Households Can Get Paid to Cut Electricity Use This Winter: Here's Who Qualifies

Compare British Gas, Octopus, EDF, ScottishPower, and more: smart-meter schemes offering cheaper or free electricity, points, and rewards this winter.

International Business Times UK · Oct 5

Google Data Centre Deal Faces Minnesota Scrutiny as Tech Giants Pledge To Cover Their Energy Costs

Minnesota regulators are examining whether Google's proposed 15-year electricity agreement for its Pine Island data centre adequately protects other customers from infrastructure and stranded costs.

International Business Times UK · Oct 5

Venezuela's Lights Keep Going Out — and So Does the Government's Credibility

Venezuela's 2026 power crisis has fueled 4,000+ protests. Blackouts topping 20 hours a day are paralyzing millions — and the government's answer isn't enough.

Latin Times · Oct 5

This is how much more expensive gas, diesel and electricity are than in 2025

Trump administration’s energy policies are predicted to cost households a total of $6,500 over the next 14 years, according to industry experts

The Independent UK · Oct 5

Energy theft rising as cost of electricity soars

Bills could soon approach record levels again, forecasters have warned

The Independent UK · Oct 5