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Ministers plan for bill-payers to continue paying levy beyond 2027 deadline despite criticism from green campaigners
Energy minister ‘very confident’ investors will back second large power station in country’s nuclear programme
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MPs’ debate postponed on measure that would require annual licensing rounds for drilling for oil and gas
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Industrial groups and start-ups are working on reactor designs that can use recycled fuel
Norway’s state-backed energy company falls foul by overstating environmental credentials
UK disposal by Swedish group to German utility highlights divergent views on sector
Japanese company targets American market with its biggest-ever acquisition
CPP Investment Board and Origin increase stakes during fundraising in UK’s second-largest household energy supplier
Climate campaigners Uplift and Greenpeace seek to block UK plans in separate applications to Scotland’s top civil court
Move to end contract and start removing parts comes as west rethinks Chinese involvement in critical infrastructure
Regulator Ofgem proposes £16 annual bill surcharge to ensure suppliers are ‘resilient’
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The UK transition to a greener economy is leaving some former industrial communities unmoored
First subsidy round for ‘green hydrogen’ production also falls well short of government's target
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Up to 17 projects vying for state subsidy scheme to kick-start a gas that is key part of country’s decarbonisation plans
Mixed political messages and a lack of business incentives are holding back greater uptake of the technology
The electricity price is set by the most expensive generating asset, but uncoupling the two would be very complicated
Electricity network operator activates voluntary service first introduced during energy crisis last winter on Wednesday evening
Move by energy regulator will see bills rise to £1,928 a year for a typical home
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