
Ofgem finds energy suppliers financially stronger but warns risks remain
Ofgem’s 2026 Supplier Financial Resilience Report shows that domestic suppliers held £6.8 billion in regulatory capital in March 2026, more than

Ofgem’s 2026 Supplier Financial Resilience Report shows that domestic suppliers held £6.8 billion in regulatory capital in March 2026, more than

A draft Commission proposal would require all EU member states to tax electricity at a lower rate than natural gas. This

The UK must stop treating the energy transition as a contest between rival technologies and recognise domestic oil and gas as

OVO Energy will pay £10.4 million after UK energy regulator Ofgem found that the company failed to support some customers with

The Labour government has set an aggressive target to reduce UK greenhouse gas emissions by around 87% by 2040 relative to

The European Commission may delay enforcement of its landmark methane emissions law for imports, according to a leaked report. The proposal

Eastern and southern EU countries are challenging reforms to the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS). Bulgaria, Czechia, Greece, Poland, Romania and

The GHG Protocol, used by 97% of S&P 500 companies, is considering shifting from annual, certificate‑based renewable matching to hourly, location‑based reporting.

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves has extended and increased the Energy Profits Levy on North Sea oil and gas producers, introducing a

Offshore Energies UK has urged ministers to prioritise domestic energy production, including North Sea oil and gas alongside renewables, warning that





