
Eni and BP target swift Denise West sanction as Egypt’s gas shortfall deepens
Eni and BP expect to decide within months whether to develop the Denise West discovery, targeting first gas in under two

Eni and BP expect to decide within months whether to develop the Denise West discovery, targeting first gas in under two

Equinor will supply Uniper with more than 30 TWh, or about 2.8bn cubic metres, of gas annually from 2027 to 2041.

Tamboran expects to begin selling 40 terajoules of gas a day from Shenandoah South in September, with Beetaloo Energy targeting another

Australian battery capacity almost tripled from 2.2 GW to 6.1 GW during 2025, having stood at only 261 MW in early

A typical small industrial or commercial site now faces about £638,500 for a 12-month electricity contract and £1.15 million for gas.

Scotland’s First Minister wants the UK government to reconsider its rejection of Ming Yang turbines and the associated £1.5bn Ardersier factory.

Britain’s electricity system operator restricted export capacity to European markets during July’s heatwave, highlighting the emergence of summer as a more

BP will acquire Woodside Energy’s 70% interest in Calypso, giving it complete ownership of the deepwater gas project. Trinidad’s government has

Meg O’Neill’s support for domestic production is compatible with BP’s decision to exit the UK North Sea; the assets remain valuable

The global market for six leading clean energy technologies exceeded $1.1 trillion in 2025 despite falling equipment prices, according to the





