Category : Energy


BP names Meg O'Neill as new chief executive

BP announces Meg O'Neill as its new CEO effective 1 April, with chair Albert Manifold citing need for 'increased rigour' to boost shareholder value. Read the full story.

Reeves Denies North Sea Job Loss Figures

Chancellor Rachel Reeves dismisses report of 1,000 monthly oil and gas job losses, drawing furious backlash from industry leaders who accuse her of being 'in total denial'. Read the full story.

Chernobyl's safety dome damaged, containment lost

The protective shield over Chernobyl's Reactor 4 is severely damaged, losing its ability to contain radioactive material. Urgent repairs are needed to prevent a nuclear safety crisis. Read the full IAEA report.

Mossmorran closure confirmed, no viable buyer found

ExxonMobil confirms the Fife Ethylene Plant will close in February after failing to secure a viable buyer. Over 400 jobs are at risk. Read the full story on the economic and policy factors behind the shutdown.

US Town Sues Drax Over Toxic Emissions from Pellet Plant

Residents of Gloster, Mississippi, are taking legal action against British energy giant Drax, alleging its wood pellet plant is causing severe health issues. The facility exports biomass to the UK, classified as renewable energy. Read the full investigati

AI Tool GyroSwin Speeds Up Fusion Energy Research

A new AI tool developed by UK and Austrian scientists can simulate fusion reactor plasma in seconds, not days. This breakthrough could dramatically accelerate the development of clean, limitless energy. Discover how it works.

Home retrofit hacks could cut energy bills by 75%

Expert reveals four eco-renovation secrets most builders won't tell you, from natural insulation to heat pumps, that can dramatically cut costs and increase property value. Join the retrofit revolution.

Ofgem price cap rises to £1,758 in New Year

The energy price cap will increase by 0.2% from January 1st, raising average bills to £1,758. Experts warn of record energy debt as 34 million households face higher costs.

Norway's Equinor hit with £53m penalty for oil spills

Norway's state oil giant Equinor faces a massive £53m fine for extensive pollution and gas leaks at its Mongstad refinery, following years of alleged inadequate maintenance. Read the full investigation details.

US Data Centres Strain Great Lakes Water Supply

A surge in data centre construction around the Great Lakes is sparking a major water crisis, with facilities consuming billions of gallons annually. Experts warn of severe ecological and community impacts. Discover the full story.

Quick thermostat job could cut winter heating bills

A home maintenance expert reveals a simple, no-cost trick to make your heating system more efficient and reduce energy bills this winter. Learn the easy steps you can take in under an hour.

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