The International Energy Agency has authorised the largest-ever emergency oil stock release of 400 million barrels to counter market turmoil from the Middle East conflict, surpassing the 2022 Ukraine response.
The International Energy Agency has coordinated the largest-ever emergency oil release of 400 million barrels from member reserves to stabilise global markets disrupted by Middle East conflict.
The Competition and Markets Authority has launched an urgent investigation into troubling reports of sudden price increases and cancelled orders for heating oil across the UK.
Former US Secretary of State John Kerry urges a shift to renewables and nuclear power to reduce reliance on oil from volatile regions like Iran, highlighting energy security amid geopolitical risks.
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The International Energy Agency plans its biggest-ever release of 400 million barrels from emergency stockpiles to mitigate oil price spikes triggered by the US-Israel war on Iran, highlighting global energy vulnerabilities.
Saudi Arabia's Aramco issues dire warning about global oil market consequences as Iran attacks ships in Strait of Hormuz and threatens $200 barrel prices.
The International Energy Agency announces its largest-ever emergency oil release of 400 million barrels after Iran threatens to block the Strait of Hormuz, causing wild price swings.
Iran's military warns oil prices could hit $200 a barrel due to regional conflict, with 14 ships attacked in the Gulf. The White House promises lower gas prices long-term, while tensions rise with missile strikes on US and Israeli targets.
Conservative MP Harriet Cross calls for investigation into heating oil suppliers accused of doubling prices during Middle East conflict, affecting 1.7 million UK households.
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Iran has warned oil could surge to $200 a barrel after attacking three cargo ships in the Strait of Hormuz, severely disrupting global oil trade. The attacks follow US destruction of Iranian minelayers and escalating Middle East tensions.
India faces severe LPG shortages as Strait of Hormuz tensions disrupt imports, forcing restaurant closures and threatening widespread economic damage across the hospitality sector.
Germany and Austria announce they will release parts of their strategic oil reserves following an International Energy Agency request for 400 million barrels to stabilise energy markets amid the Iran war.
Saudi Aramco warns of catastrophic consequences for global oil markets as Iran war disrupts shipping in the vital Strait of Hormuz, threatening the world economy.
UK drivers face the steepest petrol price rise since the Ukraine war, with costs jumping up to 12.74p per litre after US strikes on Iran triggered a global oil price surge.
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Conservative MP Harriet Cross demands CMA investigation into heating oil suppliers allegedly doubling prices for vulnerable rural households during Middle East conflict.
New energy regulations mandate suppliers to repair faulty smart meters within 90 days or face fines, with customers eligible for £40 compensation if issues persist beyond deadlines.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen admits Europe's retreat from nuclear power was a strategic error, leaving the bloc vulnerable to volatile fossil fuel imports and soaring energy prices.
Money-saving expert Martin Lewis advises households to lock in cheap fixed energy tariffs now, as global tensions threaten to push prices higher after April 1.
The International Energy Agency is considering its biggest-ever release of stockpiled oil to reduce prices amid supply shortages from the US-Israel war on Iran, surpassing 2022 levels.
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Harriet Cross MP demands CMA investigation as heating oil prices double for rural households following Middle East conflict, leaving 1.5 million UK homes exposed.
Energy regulator Ofgem has secured a £20 million payment from National Grid after the company failed to properly maintain a critical substation in Cumbria over a five-year period.
Japan observes the 15th anniversary of the 2011 earthquake, tsunami, and Fukushima nuclear disaster, with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi promoting nuclear energy as part of recovery efforts.
Nearly two million UK homes and businesses relying on heating oil face soaring costs as prices more than doubled in a week due to Middle East supply disruptions, with experts warning against panic buying.
National Grid has agreed to pay £20 million to Ofgem after admitting licence breaches at the Harker substation in Cumbria between 2016 and 2021, impacting network reliability.
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National Grid has agreed to pay £20 million to Ofgem after admitting licence failures at the Harker substation in Cumbria between 2016 and 2021, impacting network reliability.
Global oil prices and Asian stock markets climb following the International Energy Agency's decision to release emergency reserves, impacting energy markets and economic forecasts worldwide.
The Iran oil crisis underscores Ed Miliband's push for renewables to decouple from gas prices, but deeper energy market reforms and public investment are crucial for affordable bills.
A social media post by US Energy Secretary Chris Wright, falsely claiming Navy escort of a tanker through the Strait of Hormuz, caused oil prices to plummet sharply before being retracted.
An independent fuel distributor claims major oil companies are withholding petrol from regional Australia, causing imminent shortages in country towns and threatening agricultural communities.
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American drivers are sharing shocking gas pump photos as prices skyrocket nationwide. The conflict with Iran has effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting 20% of global oil flow and sending fuel costs soaring to record levels.
