Energy crisis

UK energy regulator sets out potential energy market reforms aimed at weaning country off expensive, volatile, and risky fossil gas

Office for Budget Responsibility estimates sustained high fossil fuel prices could make the comparative costs of net zero over a third cheaper

OECD latest influential body to call on governments to marry cost of living measures with net zero strategies, as new BP data points to bright future for renewables

Communique commits leaders to new forms of collaboration with developing nations on measures to enhance their resilience to climate change

As net zero and energy independence policies are developed, it is critical that business concerns around energy are heard, argues Npower Business Solutions' Anthony Ainsworth

U-turn will see oil and gas firms to help pay additional 25 per cent windfall tax on profits to help pay for fresh measures to support households with soaring energy bills

Reports indicate Chancellor Rishi Sunak has not entirely ruled out windfall tax, as pressure mounts on government to offer more help for households struggling with soaring energy bills

The current crisis is likely to see a rapid shift in much needed energy investments in rich countries, but sadly there is little evidence those countries will look outwards with their capital, writes Ed King of the European Climate Foundation

Briefings by senior ministers ahead of Energy Security Strategy suggest plan will include new target for nuclear, cheap heat pumps loans, and planning reforms to fast track onshore wind development

The Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities once described himself as a ‘shy green’, but he’s far from shy about it now