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Calls for London and Brussels to relink energy markets to prevent ‘regulatory nightmare’
Electro-thermal batteries’ selling point is they can heat up bricks and rocks using cheapest six hours of electricity in any given day
Parts of the country’s biggest city have been without running water for almost two weeks amid a heatwave
US pellet supplier to power plants brought down by debt, higher costs and a trading loss
Regulator has new options to take away investors’ ownership of water companies while leaving them dealing with debt
Companies are asking for increases of up to 70% by 2030 to deliver improvements to infrastructure
The climate crisis demands good data that measures the footprint of high electricity users
The EU will not meet its ambitious green goals without vast investment in its grids
An increasingly renewables-dependent system puts a positive outcome in sight
Rishi Sunak says he will ‘not gamble with energy security’ despite plans to decarbonise power system by 2035
Tech giants show growing interest in atomic power
Government is testing new trading market in drought-prone Cambridgeshire
But chancellor Jeremy Hunt disappoints some fellow Tories by extending windfall tax on North Sea oil and gas producers
Delay in US aid weakens Kyiv’s ability to withstand attacks on electricity supply, says DTEK executive
Berkshire Hathaway ‘will not knowingly throw good money after bad’, billionaire says as damages pile up
Advanced economies break link between growth and carbon pollution but developing economies remain dependent
The global slide in prices points to bigger questions regarding Europe’s industrial recovery and the commodity’s role as a transition fuel
Data centres are becoming some of the biggest consumers of power and water
Water company seeks to avoid government bailout as officials make contingency plan for its failure dubbed Project Timber
A report on Britain’s energy transition has worrying signs for its renewables sector
The Nebraskan has always had a sunny outlook for the US and, by extension, his powerhouse
Sir John Armitt accuses Whitehall of taking ‘too long’ to decide on measures to support decarbonisation
Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors tells regulator Ofwat it is concerned about in-house oversight
Microsoft, Google and Meta are using more water to cool down data centres that power artificial intelligence products
Regional benchmark trades at lowest rate since Russia began curtailing supplies to Europe in 2021
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