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Investigators seeking to establish whether it came from a Chinese container vessel and have not ruled out sabotageFinnish investigators have recovered a large ship’s anchor from near the spot where a Baltic Sea gas pipeline was extensively damaged and …
Takeover puts Chevron head-to-head with ExxonMobile in oil-rich Guyana and US shale industryBusiness live – latest updatesChevron has announced it will buy the US fossil fuel producer Hess Corporation in a $53bn (£44bn) all-stock deal, as it seeks to i…
Government and gas-focused industry body resist conclusion that heat pumps are ‘only viable’ option for heating UK homesThe government and sections of UK industry will continue to back the prospect of using hydrogen for home heating, despite a clear ve…
Police focusing on Newnew Polar Bear cargo ship that was in the area when gas pipeline was damagedFinnish police have said a Chinese ship whose movement coincided with the time and place of the suspected sabotage of a pipeline between Finland and Eston…
Climate activist taken away by Met police after protesters denounce meeting of fossil fuel executives and ministersGreta Thunberg was arrested after joining hundreds of protesters who gathered at a five-star hotel in London on Tuesday morning to denoun…
Investment needs to double to more than $600bn a year by 2030 after ‘decade of stagnation’, says agencyMinisters have been urged to “open their eyes” to the need to build a vast network of new electricity grids to allow countries to hit climate goals, …
Analysts say traders have started to price in disruption that conflict could cause to global oil supplyBusiness live – latest updatesShell’s share price has hit a record high after concerns over the fallout from the Israel-Hamas conflict pushed up the …
National Energy Action says about 800,000 bill payers missed out on £150 rebate last year after government made changes to schemeHundreds of thousands of struggling households in Great Britain risk missing out on government help to pay their energy bil…
Regulator found Czech tycoon’s South Humber Bank raised prices when operator was likely to pay plants to stop generating powerBusiness live – latest updatesThe power company owned by the Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský has been ordered to pay £23m a…
US secretary of state pledges support for Finland and Estonia, as Finnish officials say Russia is treating their country as ‘hostile’Russia-Ukraine war – latest news updatesFinland has said it cannot exclude the possibility that a “state actor” was beh…