
‘Its harder to invest with confidence’ – Yselkla Farmer, chief executive of BEAMA
Interview with Yselkla Farmer, chief executive of BEAMA Confidence among Britain’s electrical manufacturers has fallen to its lowest level since the

Interview with Yselkla Farmer, chief executive of BEAMA Confidence among Britain’s electrical manufacturers has fallen to its lowest level since the

A typical dual-fuel household on a standard variable tariff will face an annualised bill of £1,723 from October, £60 more than

Waste incinerators and energy-from-waste plants will not enter the UK Emissions Trading Scheme in 2028 as previously planned. The government has

Woodside has abandoned targets to invest $5bn in new energy products and sanction projects providing 5m tonnes a year of emissions-abatement

Relaxing the 2030 electric car sales trajectory from 80% to 50% could result in 1.7m fewer home chargers by 2034, according

OPITO has launched a globally recognised decarbonisation qualification based on training originally developed by Petronas and its INSTEP technical institute. The

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

A reported cyber attack forced a small British generator offline for four days in July, although no customers lost power and

Consultations on Jackdaw and Rosebank closed on 10 and 17 August respectively, but ministers have set no timetable for a decision.

Five as-yet unselected Chinese city clusters could each receive up to 1.6 billion yuan over four years, creating a maximum national





