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Science fiction is filled with examples of weird and wonderful lifeforms from other planets.

ban on local authorities selling electricity to the grid is to be lifted by the Production and Supply of Renewable Electricity by Local Authorities Regulations 2010.

The German competition authority (Bundeskartellamt) has prohibited the following gas supply contracts of E.ON Ruhrgas with its distributors:

Climate change driven by the greenhouse effect is one of the primary challenges facing our species, and it's vital to explore every possible avenue for slowing its progress.

More positive news for Greenland’s oil industry as Minister for Industry and Mineral Resources describes pre-qualification interest in 2010 Baffin Bay oil licensing round as "overwhelming".

National Grid has launched its Operations Plan which sets out the activities and milestones required to operate in the Capacity Market in 2017/18

In another exciting development for Hydrogen Week, Lhyfe have unveiled plans to construct a green hydrogen production plant in North Tyneside.

Large mining, gas and oil companies registered in the UK will be required to report on the payments they make to governments in all the countries they operate in.

"Where sickness thrives, bad things will follow". Nigeria's GDP growth slowed from 3.54% to 2.25% year-on-year in the second and third quarter of this year respectively. This was chiefly due to an ongoing slump in the oil sector, ...

Official figures released today by the Health and Safety Executive show that the number of hydrocarbon releases from installations on the UK Continental Shelf with the potential to cause a major incident has fallen.

The Chancellor’s Budget announcement saw some positive steps for the North Sea.

The Supreme Court's landmark decision in Orsted v HMRC has significant implications for offshore wind developers, denying capital allowances on essential survey and study costs totaling approximately £49 million.

The UK Government’s "red tape challenge" was launched in April 2011 with the intention of reducing the regulatory burden on UK business whilst maintaining adequate safeguards.

The 100+ pages of the Autumn Statement contained a number of measures which are likely to be significant for the infrastructure and energy sectors.

Fifty years ago, Bob Dylan released his seminal album "The times they are a-changin".

Global energy publication OGM.com has published its list of "top companies harnessing the power of wave innovation", stating that "Wave energy is an exciting renewable energy source with great potential...

On 23 October 2025, a Paris civil court delivered a landmark ruling against TotalEnergies, finding the French oil and gas giant liable for misleading consumers through greenwashing advertising.