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Communities that depend on North Sea worry they will suffer same fate as former coal towns
Past botched energy efficiency programmes have wrought long-lasting damage, say energy and installation companies
Outrage over sewage spills has forced some chiefs to give up their bonuses but more action is needed
The expected furore over Equinor’s Rosebank oil project is unlikely to subside unless the state reviews subsidy levels for renewable energy
Ofgem’s updated code of practice for suppliers on forcibly installing the devices is missed opportunity
Proposed trials of new heating sources in north-east England show the difficulty of persuading households to switch away from gas boilers
Ministers must examine how to build a sustainable retail industry before the next energy shock
UK energy industry suffers policy paper fatigue as government unveils ‘Powering Up Britain’
SNP’s new leader must maintain cordial relations with fossil fuel industry while pushing green transition
Companies including Vattenfall and Orsted want government help as prices of turbines increase sharply
Nuclear power station costs could rise to £32bn as French group warns Chinese partner may not meet extra payments
British Gas owner says one company alone cannot solve the UK’s cost of living crisis
Energy group formerly known as Cairn scraps second combination deal in less than 6 months
Lossmaking sector bears brunt of anger over wider industry’s profits at a time of consumer hardship
Costs are falling but uptake will have to accelerate if the country is to hit net zero
Judge issues guidance to stop forcible installations for vulnerable households as Ofgem investigates energy suppliers
Regulator’s oversight questioned as campaigners say it took months to act on problem that ‘ramped up’
Energy regulator steps in after reports of agents breaking into the homes of vulnerable British Gas customers
Business leaders urge government action to match incentives and tax breaks or see Britain left behind in race
Government warned not to ‘sleepwalk into delays’ over developing next-generation power projects
Oil and gas major cites ‘tough market conditions’ as it considers withdrawal from retail sector
Departures come after campaign by Palliser Capital to thwart planned merger with NewMed Energy
UK electricity network operator has emergency coal-fired plants warm up on expectations of tight supply and demand
Governor Andrew Bailey expresses optimism that the worst is over
New investment would allow the country to reduce its reliance on dirty gas-fired power plants but financing remains uncertain
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