Leaked documents reveal that the UAE planned to utilise its role as the host of COP28 to engage in oil and gas deals with at least 15 nations

Europe’s LNG supply faces challenges, especially due to surging Chinese demand, potentially leaving Europe vulnerable to shortages this winter and beyond, according to a new report

Japan has started releasing treated water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant into the Pacific Ocean, sparking global concerns and opposition due to potential environmental impacts

Global oil demand hit a new high of 103 million barrels per day in June, driven by increased air travel and higher oil use in China, according to the International Energy Agency

Former Prime Minister, Sir Tony Blair, has emphasised the necessity for global cooperation in achieving net zero goals, cautioning against expecting Britain’s efforts alone to solve the climate crisis

Energy Secretary Grant Shapps clarified that any Chinese involvement in the country’s nuclear power sector would be limited to pure financial investment without any connection to technology or management

China’s increasing involvement in the UK’s civil nuclear sector poses a significant risk, potentially leading to China controlling the country’s nuclear power stations, according to a parliamentary report

Factors such as a stronger Chinese economy and a harsh winter could contribute to a rise in gas prices, the head of the International Energy Agency has cautioned

Only the UK, New Zealand and EU managed to gain a high vote of confidence

The US has topped the Renewable Energy Index, while Germany has surpassed China