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Critics call for investigation of state-backed monopoly pipeline exporter Gazprom
Prices sink to $100 a tonne as China curbs steel production
Fallout spreads from fertiliser makers and energy suppliers to meat and drink sectors
Shuttering of two CF facilities among first signs fuel’s supply crunch could hit industrial and farm production
Environmental schemes should be funded through general taxation, electricity group argues
Those crucial to Beijing’s long-term industrial policy offer growth potential
Miner’s third battery metal investment this year comes as core gold business suffers from weak prices
Industry data suggests carbon credits linked to renewable energy could peak this year
French group funds renewables push with fossil fuel projects in complex jurisdictions
Biden administration points to ‘collective goal to significantly reduce emissions’
Damage to interconnector in Kent will limit cross-Channel power capacity until March
‘Soviet central planning’ does not work, says executive developing Vineyard Wind project
Comments increase concerns Moscow is using supplies as leverage to get pipeline project up and running
Les Wood helped secure the group’s future via $1.8bn bond offering in May
Review of over 100 groups in carbon-intensive sectors identifies more than 70% not including impact
Fundraising comes after start-up began to build plant for electric car batteries
Why the largest lithium mine in the world could be sitting in America's unwanted gadgets
Governments need to engage more with companies to cut CO2, says new head of gas and low carbon business
Tight supplies have created record prices ahead of heating demand increases in colder months
Temporary tax cuts among range of measures approved by Madrid to protect consumers
Cooler heads must prevail to let markets function properly
US oil company is under increasing pressure from investors and campaigners to cut its emissions
US investor is pushing for Scottish company to separate or sell its renewables business
Plus, Harvard takes another step back from fossil fuels and the US states with the highest electric vehicle uptake
CBI has warned the country risks being ‘complacent’ in its lack of clarity and detail on plans
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