Government summit for Grangemouth’s fair transition

Scottish and UK Government ministers, industry and unions convene to discuss Grangemouth refinery’s future

‘UK manufacturers given millions in unused carbon credits for idled plants’

Three major UK manufacturers have reportedly received significant surplus carbon emission allowances for factories that were idled or downsizing

INEOS chief slams UK’s energy policy

INEOS Chairman Sir Jim Ratcliffe has voiced concerns over the UK’s energy policy, attributing a 40% decline in North Sea oil flows to punitive taxes and inconsistent political messages

Ofgem approves green hydrogen project to repurpose gas pipelines

SGN has received regulatory approval to advance its project, to convert decommissioned gas pipelines into hydrogen conduits

INEOS acquires TotalEnergies’ petrochemical assets in Southern France

The Lavera petrochemicals complex and refinery claims the title of the largest facility in the South of France

INEOS boss: North Sea energy faces ‘death by tax’

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has expressed concerns over the UK government’s windfall tax on North Sea oil operations, stating that it hampers future investments and has poor returns

INEOS bags €3.5bn funding for ‘Europe’s greenest’ ethane cracker

The new cracker in the Port of Antwerp, Belgium is predicted to have the lowest carbon footprint of all the crackers in Europe

Rolls-Royce ‘in talks with INEOS on nuclear technology’

A potential deal could help INEOS decarbonise its oil refinery in Scotland

INEOS and partners to go ahead with Solsort field offshore Denmark

Production from Solsort is expected to cover up to 10% of the Danish gas consumption

INEOS offers to drill fracking test well

Company says it would drill for free to prove fracking can work safely in the UK following PM’s speech