UK mulls support for energy companies as gas prices rises Customers from failed companies a major issue Business minister tells companies: prioritise customers Business minister held emergency talks with suppliers Continue Reading
The index of producer prices for industrial products in Germany rose 12.0% in August compared with the prior year, the German statistics office Destatis said Monday. This was the highest Continue Reading
Kwasi Kwarteng: Talk of the lights going out is “alarmist, unhelpful and completely misguided” There is “no question of the lights going out” this winter as a result of huge Continue Reading
Surging gas and electricity costs are forcing European governments to discuss billions of euros in aid for households and stricken suppliers, as concern mounts over a deepening winter energy crisis. Continue Reading
The long-awaited Nord Stream 2 (NS2) pipeline is arguably the world’s most contentious energy project. While its completion was uncertain for a long time, favorable political, economic, and environmental developments Continue Reading
Nord Stream 2, the controversial pipeline, may yet flop, according to the co-leader of the European Greens, Reinhard Butikofer. In an interview with German dpa, the co-chair of the Green Continue Reading
As the cat-and-mouse game continues over Russian gas to Europe, Russian Gazprom has refused to allow more gas into Europe via Ukraine for October, sending prices soaring another 10 percent Continue Reading
BP is still losing money from its renewable energy ventures, while it is selling stakes in oil and gas developments. The UK-based supermajor’s current pace of moving into clean energy Continue Reading
Britain is considering offering state loans to energy companies that take on customers from firms which go bust due to soaring wholesale natural gas prices, Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng said Continue Reading
Peter McGirr wanted to modernize the British consumer energy market when he founded Green three years ago, building a customer base of more than 250,000 households. Now, with the sector Continue Reading
