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Energy bosses in the UK have called for the price cap to be scrapped in order to protect households from an upcoming ‘horrific’ winter. The biggest UK energy suppliers have voiced their concerns, requesting a new system to be put into place and the price cap to be abolished. These unprecedented measures come after record […]

 Energy giant Ineos has asked to build a UK fracking test site that will demonstrate the safe process, making the nation self-sufficient in 10 years. The company have sent their request in writing to the UK government with their development site plans.  Sir Jim Ratcliffe of Ineos has stated how beneficial the site could be,

Before launching into the main topic of this article, it is prudent to give quick introduction the history of the country. As Japan opened its borders to the Western World in the 19th century a rapid industrialisation occurred. In order to support the growth that was happening across the country, a need for vast quantities

In Japan, the ambitious decarbonisation targets and high investment returns are drawing interest from both local and international buyers. Mergers and acquisitions in Japan’s energy and utilities sectors have reached a new peak in recent years. 24 done deals in 2021 alone represents a new high since 2006. Not just this, but the value of

During a time of great uncertainty where many are struggling to make ends meet as we wean ourselves off from Russian energy, a new study published by Stanford University reveals the extent to which Americans overindulge in their energy consumption. The research centred on answering the question of how much energy does it take to

People around the UK are struggling to pay for basic necessities as prices are rising. Cost of living keeps going up at an extremely rapid pace but the UK is not the only country that is facing such a crisis. According to the 2022 Global Report on Food Crises, almost 200 million people around the

In recent weeks the UK has seen several protests organised by the Extinction Rebellion. You probably heard this name before as the group is very active but you might be wondering what exactly they want, especially considering the energy market. Here we provide an explanation and we look at their most recent actions of civil

As Europe is facing rapidly increasing energy prices, as well as gas shortages, countries across the continent are trying to come up with solutions to deal with the crisis. Balkan countries, for example, have started to turn to coal. While that can help overcome certain aspects of the ongoing crisis, it also risks compromising the

The UK has been dealing with the energy crisis for a few months now and it does not seem that the situation will improve anytime soon. On the contrary, energy prices keep going up, making energy customers pay more for their energy supply. The government introduced certain aid programmes to help people cover the rising

Energy regulator Ofgem has warned that we may see faster rises in domestic energy bills this winter. From October, the typical household was estimated to be paying £800 a year more for energy, however, these forecasts now look too low. An industry analyst has said a rise of more than £1,200 a year could be