Energy industry responds to nuclear roadmap

The ‘biggest expansion in nuclear power in 70 years’ has garnered varied responses

Thames Water to slash 300 jobs in bid to tackle £14bn debt

The water supplier is set to cut jobs, primarily in its retail and digital divisions, as part of a broader effort to enhance financial stability

Unions oppose Tata’s Port Talbot closure plans

Community, GMB, and Unite have strongly opposed Tata’s decision to close the heavy end operations at Port Talbot steelworks and have vowed to resist these plans

Labour’s ‘North Sea drilling ban’ sparks energy security debate

Critics argue Labour’s plan risks dependence on foreign fossil fuel sources

Drax hits back at ‘power cut’ claims over looming pay strikes

Nearly 180 workers at Drax Power Station in Yorkshire take strike action – their union alleged the UK could face power cuts later this month

Will the mini-budget create “economic growth” or “chaos”?

Can the measures unlock Britain’s economic potential or plunge more people into fuel poverty? Here’s what the industry says about the mini-budget

Boris Johnson greenlights £700m nuclear power expansion

In his last major speech as Prime Minister, Boris Johnson said the next Prime Minister needed to “go nuclear and go large”

Thames Water hosepipe ban comes into force

People in London are not able to use hosepipes to water gardens, fill swimming pools, clean vehicles and windows

UK looking at more energy bill support as inflation hits new 40-year high

Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi has today confirmed the government is working on what needs to be done for January

Hold your breath: Ofgem to reveal the new price cap tomorrow!

Analysts predict that energy bills could increase by £600 a year