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Nuclear investments have saddled power company with debt
Raw materials from grains to oil have lost their lustre, with hedge funds betting on further falls
Campaigners threaten to sue over ‘shameful’ outcome that will influence investment in energy sources
Maker of battery components prices second share deal towards top of expected range
Digital white goods retailer moves to shore up liquidity as inflationary pressures hit
Search for alternatives in wake of Ukraine invasion gives Gulf state a big lift as it seeks to develop a major gasfield
UK chancellor Rishi Sunak and health secretary Sajid Javid resigned on Tuesday
State intervention eases fears over security of supply for UK and Europe
US crude futures settle below $100 a barrel in broad commodities sell-off
Europe’s energy crisis intensifies as Equinor begins shutting down oil and gasfields
Europe’s biggest oil and gas company is fifth international group to take stake in North Field East
Potanin and Deripaska would make an odd couple; any deal talk requires healthy scepticism
Low pricing strategy is not sustainable as raw material prices soar and with electric vehicle subsidies set to be phased out
Nickel and aluminium producers say combination would give groups ‘extra stability against sanctions’
Swedish group’s head Peter Carlsson says demand is proving resilient despite recession fears
Plus, Qatar’s confidence grows and protesters bring UK’s motorway network to a standstill
Shenzhen-based carmaker and battery group prepares for push into foreign markets
Solar project will test Australia’s ambitions to become a clean energy exporter
Carlyle and Vitol-owned company’s net zero target goes further than many of its peers
Prices quadruple in a year exacerbated by maintenance problems at French nuclear plants
Berlin moves to tackle fallout from surging energy prices in wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Sections of industry, such as glass and ceramic making, will be at risk of closure if supplies are restricted, executives will say
UK Nitrogen wants £10mn loan to restart production at CF Industries’ mothballed Ince plant
In the wake of the invasion of Ukraine, we are witnessing the creation of a new energy order
Case for infrastructure holds — as an inflation hedge providing stable returns in an uncertain world
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