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Fall from 6.7% in August signals prices are still rising as higher cost of oil feeds throughHeadline inflation eased again in September, official figures are expected to show this week, while pay growth is slowing.Economists polled by Refinitiv expect …
Judges rule environmental impact in Narva-Jõesuu had not been fully assessed after activists brought caseEstonia’s supreme court has ordered the state energy company Enefit to halt construction on a shale oil plant because of the damage it will do to t…
Vladimir Putin says withholding oil will ‘most likely’ continue despite Israel-Hamas war pushing crude towards $100 a barrelIsrael and Hamas at war – live updatesSaudi Arabia and Russia, the world’s top two oil exporters, met on Wednesday to discuss th…
People are ahead of governments, says David Cooper, who blames backtracking on parties seeking ‘wedge issues’ for electoral gainGovernment backtracking on environmental promises is being driven by politicians and vested interests, not the public, the a…
Investors predict more instability in Middle East, as some flights to Tel Aviv are suspendedIsrael and Hamas at war – live updatesOil and gas prices rose on Monday and airline shares fell amid widespread flight cancellations as markets reacted to the s…
Government challenged to explain claim that UK will need 25% of energy to come from fossil fuels in 2050UK politics live – latest updatesThe UK government has “misrepresented” the Climate Change Committee (CCC) by wrongly claiming it said we would need…
Former Bank of England governor says businesses prioritise countries with clean power and consistent strategiesUK politics live – latest news updatesRishi Sunak watering down the UK’s climate commitments has damaged Britain’s position on the world stag…
Diesel up by more than 8p to 163p in September and petrol by 4.5p to 152p amid global oil production cutsThe price of diesel in the UK has shot up at one of its fastest rates in more than 20 years – while retailers have been accused of charging “unjust…
Party urged to commit to revoking licence for site in North Sea and back comprehensive Green New DealYoung climate activists staged sit-down protests outside the offices of every member of Labour’s shadow cabinet on Friday, calling on the party to take…
Giving the green light to the UK’s biggest untapped oilfield flies in the face of repeated warningsUK go-ahead for North Sea oil and gas field angers environmental groupsJust 24 hours before the UK gave the go-ahead to develop the UK’s biggest untapped…