The Met Office issued its most severe warning for next week with temperatures set to rise above 35 degrees Celsius. Photographer: Matthew Chattle/Future Publishing/Getty Images After strikes, transport disruption, soaring Continue Reading
– London’s Heathrow Airport asked airlines to stop selling tickets for summer departures on Tuesday, after it capped the number of passengers flying from the hub at 100,000 a day Continue Reading
Ukraine’s infrastructure ministry said in a statement Tuesday that 16 ships had passed through the Danube’s newly-reopened Bystre rivermouth in the last four days and that the opening up of Continue Reading
British lawmakers have officially approved a 25% windfall tax on oil and gas producers that will earn the government nearly $6 billion in one year to put towards surging consumer Continue Reading
The UK government introduced to Parliament on Wednesday the Energy Security Bill, a proposed legislation that does not explicitly confirm the UK’s pledge to end coal use by October 2024. Continue Reading
Britain’s grid operator is set to crank up the pressure on big energy users, taking a more forceful stance on curbing their natural gas consumption as it tries to head Continue Reading
Bullish sentiment is once again building in oil markets as supply disruptions mount and global oil demand growth continues unabated. Friday, July 1st, 2022 As uncertainty builds around the supply Continue Reading
The UK’s National Grid is exploring the idea of paying companies in Britain to use less electricity next winter as part of measures to conserve gas and avoid blackouts, Bloomberg Continue Reading
The UK will cut off gas supplies to mainland Europe if it is hit by severe shortages under an emergency plan that energy companies warn risks exacerbating a crisis on Continue Reading
OEUK Chief Executive Deirdre Michie warned that the new tax risks driving away UK oil and gas investment. The UK government’s decision to impose a 65 percent tax rate on Continue Reading
