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KPMG cuts over 100 jobs in Scotland
Big Four accounting firm KPMG announces significant job cuts in Scotland, citing economic pressures and reduced demand for consulting services.
British Gas owner buys £1.5bn gas terminal
Centrica, the parent company of British Gas, has acquired a £1.5bn gas terminal in a bold move signalling continued reliance on fossil fuels despite the green energy transition.
UK energy firms profit from Europe's gas crisis
British energy firms Centrica and National Grid are poised to benefit from soaring gas prices in Europe, with analysts predicting significant profits amid the ongoing energy crisis.
National Grid and Centrica secure major UK gas deal
National Grid and Centrica have struck a deal to ensure the UK's energy security by reopening a major gas storage facility, reducing reliance on European imports.
City firms shamed over poor office attendance in WFH crackdown
Major UK firms face scrutiny as new data reveals shockingly low office attendance rates amid government push to end remote working.
King Charles approves Sandringham solar farm
King Charles has given the green light for a solar farm on his Sandringham estate, marking a significant move in royal support for renewable energy. The project aims to power nearly 100 homes while preserving the estate's natural beauty.
Foil-wrapped kettles could cut energy bills
Households across the UK are being advised to use a simple kitchen foil trick to slash energy bills. Experts reveal how this unconventional method could keep your tea costs down.
Scottish Gov Urged to Back North Sea Workers in Energy Shift
Labour's Ian Murray calls on the Scottish Government to support North Sea workers as the UK shifts to renewable energy, warning of economic risks without a clear transition plan.
Ofgem staff strike over pay dispute – major disruptions expected
Hundreds of Ofgem employees in Glasgow, London, and Cardiff are set to walk out in a 48-hour strike over pay and conditions, raising concerns over energy market disruptions.
US power demand hits record high, grid under strain
Soaring electricity usage in the US has pushed power demand to unprecedented levels, raising concerns over grid stability and household bills. Experts warn of potential price hikes and strain on infrastructure.
Australia’s Green Energy Export Potential
Australia stands on the brink of a green energy transformation, poised to lead the world in renewable exports. Discover how the nation can harness its vast natural resources to fuel a sustainable future.
Ørsted shares crash £9bn amid cash call crisis
Ørsted, the global leader in offshore wind energy, faces a financial storm as shares nosedive by £9bn following a shock cash call. Discover the implications for the renewable energy sector.
Tesla eyes UK energy market under Musk
Tesla, under Elon Musk's leadership, is reportedly exploring entry into the UK energy market, potentially supplying electricity to households. The move could disrupt traditional utilities.
Tesla to sell energy solutions to UK households
Elon Musk's Tesla is gearing up to sell renewable energy solutions directly to UK households, marking a major expansion into Britain's energy sector.
Tesla applies to supply electricity to UK households
Tesla, led by Elon Musk, has submitted an application to supply electricity to UK households, marking a bold move into Britain's energy sector.
Crackdown on asylum seekers working illegally for delivery firms
UK authorities have launched a major crackdown on asylum seekers illegally employed by delivery companies, resulting in several arrests. Read the full story here.
Big Tech's 2030 Energy Crisis: AI Threatens Power Grids
A shocking report warns that tech giants' AI and data centre expansion may consume as much electricity as entire nations, sparking urgent calls for sustainable solutions.
Tories give millions in grants to foreign electric car firms
The Conservative government faces backlash after awarding substantial taxpayer-funded grants to overseas electric vehicle manufacturers, sparking debate over support for British industry.
£500 energy bill hike coming in January
Millions of UK households could see energy bills soar by £500 a year as Ofgem prepares to hike the price cap in January. Experts warn of a 'winter crisis' as costs spiral.
Asylum seekers exploited by UK delivery firms
Investigation reveals widespread illegal employment of asylum seekers by major UK delivery companies, raising concerns over exploitation and Home Office oversight.
Ofgem confirms £40 smart meter payment for UK households
Energy regulator Ofgem has announced a £40 incentive for households installing smart meters. Find out if you're eligible and how to claim your payment.
Ex-Tottenham hooligan names toughest football firm
A former Tottenham hooligan shares shocking stories from his days in football violence, naming the most feared firm he ever encountered.
Energy bill discounts for homes near new UK pylons
Ministers are pushing ahead with plans to provide discounted energy bills for households located near new electricity pylons, aiming to ease public opposition to infrastructure projects.
New pylons may add £250 to energy bills for 10 years
Families living close to newly proposed electricity pylons may see their energy bills surge by £250 annually for the next 10 years, sparking outrage among residents and campaigners.
UK energy bills to rise by £94 as price cap increases
Ofgem's latest price cap increase means British families will see their energy costs soar, adding pressure to already strained budgets.
Ofgem proposes scrapping energy standing charges
Ofgem's new proposal aims to scrap standing charges, potentially saving UK households up to £100 a year. Experts weigh in on the impact.
Labour's £250 energy discount for homes near pylons
Labour announces a plan to offer £250 annual discounts to households affected by new electricity pylons, aiming to ease energy costs and gain community support.
Energy firms pay millions for faulty smart meters
UK energy suppliers face hefty fines and compensation payouts following Ofgem's crackdown on faulty smart meter installations and delays.
Kent's electric town feeds power back to grid
A groundbreaking agreement allows the UK's first all-electric town in Kent to supply surplus energy back to the grid, marking a major step in sustainable urban development.
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