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China has criticized the Netherlands for joining Washington in expanding curbs on Chinese access to technology to make processor chips that Western governments say might be used in weapons or to commit human rights abuses.
Harbour Energy says it had to cut jobs and investment after setting aside $1.7bn to cover windfall tax costs until 2028The North Sea’s biggest producer has hit out at the windfall tax on oil and gas companies after claiming a near 700% surge in profits…
Electricity system operator struggled to keep lights on during one of the coldest weeksNational Grid paid some of the highest prices this winter for gas-generated power on Tuesday night as it scrambled to keep the lights on during one of the coldest we…
In today’s newsletter: In September divers planted explosives on the Russian gas pipeline – this is what German investigators now say about what happenedSign up here for our daily newsletter, First EditionGood morning. The story goes like this: last Se…
Government needs to introduce new ambitious energy policies before next general election, advisers sayMinisters must take control of the UK’s energy system, removing the barriers to planning permission and problems with the national electricity grid, t…
Exclusive: Groups say chancellor needs to kickstart renewed drive to help cut bills and reduce emissionsA coalition of charities and campaigners have demanded the chancellor funnel more funds into making Britain’s leaky housing stock energy efficient a…
Rics data for February shows improvement in new buyer inquiries and salesThe UK housing market remains in decline but there are some signs of stabilisation, with an improvement in new buyer inquiries and sales last month, according to surveyors.Many to…
Panama’s government says it has reached an agreement with a local subsidiary of a Canadian mining company that will allow it to operate for 20 years more.
A pair of basketball players from Brown are alleging in a federal lawsuit that the Ivy League’s policy of not offering athletic scholarships amounts to a price-fixing agreement that denies athletes proper financial aid and payment for their services.
“Our work is not our vocation,” says Linette Bumford, of Laurel, Maryland. “Our vocation is what we’re doing while we’re alive on this earth. It’s our purpose, it’s our legacy.” Bumford spent much of her life trying to find her purpose, and it wasn’t u…