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Firm’s representatives have met business minister Jacob Rees-Mogg twice recently
Options include splitting wholesale market in two or charging according to type of generating capacity
Researchers have found a way to convert carbon dioxide captured from industrial exhaust into ethylene
Oil and gas operators in North Sea have reported unidentified drones near platforms
Millions of homes without power because of storm Biden calls ‘an American crisis’
Scale of domestic aid prompts backlash as bloc tries to forge united response to high prices
September’s double-digit figure bolsters calls for more big rate rises from ECB to slow price growth
Israeli-listed natural gas producer, has offered the equivalent of 271 pence per share in an all-stock deal
As energy bills soar even those of means are trying to find ways to save
Households are cutting back on food to cope with soaring energy bills despite aid package
Ukraine war could create combination of slow growth, falling prices and market stress, according to ESRB
Chancellor unveils ‘protective shield’ to force gas and electricity prices down for businesses and consumers
Schneider Electric executive Luc Rémont to get top job as government readies full renationalisation
September figure of 10.9% comes as institutes outline how gas shortages could hit growth in 2023
Environmental agencies attempt to quantify methane released into atmosphere by alleged sabotage of pipelines
Authorities launch second investigation into Ohio refinery explosion
Move follows shareholder opposition to energy group’s planned combination with UK rival
Plus, Hurricane Ian briefly disrupts US Gulf oil production
Group says profits will be squeezed despite government support
Russia is denying claims it is involved in unexplained leaks or sabotage in international waters off Denmark
Fiscal hawks are less hostile to smaller programme than to massive joint borrowing
A growing number of member states warn that proposals do not go far enough as they seek to ward off the risk of political unrest
EU vows response to ‘deliberate acts’ as Moscow denies involvement
Chief Patrick Pouyanné says company has ‘no future with Russia’ despite financial ties
French company is reviewing whether reactors at Hartlepool and Heysham can stay open longer
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