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Brent rises above $88 a barrel as traders bet demand for crude could outpace production
Miner cites slow progress in obtaining licences required to complete key environmental assessment
Oil major to release ‘road map’ for fossil fuel operations by end of 2022 as it faces investor pressure
Producers urge Brussels to act now or face further plant closures
Radical intervention one option to ease burden on household budgets as local elections loom
Half of 25GW seabed rights will use ‘floating’ technology turbine technology for the first time at large scale
Benchmarks have climbed in recent weeks, leading some to predict that crude could top $100 in 2022
Reopening of historic US project highlights role smaller groups will play in supplying metals of the future
Olaf Scholz’s Social Democrats at odds with Greens over future of Nord Stream 2
Latest analysis for the FT predicts second sharp rise in electricity and gas bills by next winter
Adoption of manufactured gas as viable alternative could be hastened by Europe’s energy crisis
Prices up almost a quarter following failed effort to defuse tension over Ukraine
Collapse raises questions about Warrington council’s investment in lossmaking company
Ambitious climate transition plans cannot disguise coalition differences about the nation’s reliance on Russian gas
If Russia ever wanted to renew its invasion, all signs point to that moment being now. Here are the key reasons why
Jim Chanos says plant-based producer has ceased to be a growth company
Price rise comes as other commodities from copper to crude oil also rally
Private oil groups will want to maximise income from existing portfolios, hence continued spending beyond the state-owned sector
Fatih Birol says low supplies coincide with ‘heightened geopolitical tensions over Ukraine’
Carmakers scramble for raw materials in global race to produce lower-cost electric vehicles
Government body forecasts crude output at 12.4m barrels a day in 2023 despite green pledges
Treasury considering one-off levy on sector to offset impending rises in household energy bills
Plus, the state of employment in America’s oil patch and which Americans will get help paying energy bills
Communications companies accused of spreading climate misinformation on behalf of clients
More regimes are turning the screws on foreign ownership of resource projects, but lessons can be gleaned from past episodes
Miner’s backing of Kabanga project underlines shift in strategy amid growing demand for battery metals
State lender’s role in German utility’s dash for cash raises fears of an industry scramble for finance
Opposition parties say one-off levy could help alleviate energy price surge as cost of living soars
Headwinds gather amid heavy outflows from ETFs backed by the precious metal
Crop damage linked to climate change could lead to stockpiling or trade restrictions, experts warn
The alternative may be buying electric vehicles from China
The shale energy billionaire on the ‘religion’ of climate change, his fractured friendship with Donald Trump — and why it pays to fly your own plane
Energy major says it will distribute remaining $5.5bn to investors ‘at pace’
Central Asian country is world’s biggest producer of the radioactive metal
Investors should hedge by backing energy stocks
BP’s former chief joins the call for energy majors to separate fossil fuel and low carbon businesses
Tax raids, while crowd-pleasing, can be seriously counter-productive
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