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The government has proposed to cut the tax on some of the income generated from producing shale gas by hydraulic fracturing (commonly known as fracking) from 62% to 30% in a bid to attract companies to begin new operations in the UK.

The UK government has launched a consultation on its climate checkpoint plan for new oil and gas developments.

The new German government has indicated its plans to make Germany climate neutral by 2045 by phasing out coal, making solar power compulsory on new commercial buildings, and by requiring states to provide 2% of their area for wind power.

On 6 November 2025, we hosted the second seminar in our Chasing Zero – Energy Transition seminar series titled Fuelling the Future: Unlocking the UK's biofuels potential for Net Zero.

Just in time for UK Hydrogen Week, Equinor have been granted planning permission for H2H Saltend, a 600 MW blue hydrogen plant and carbon capture and storage...

In this video, Energy Insurance Partner, Angela Flaherty identifies some of the major factors that are changing the landscape in the oil and gas

Satisfying demand for dispatchable baseload power generation is a priority for governments. Even better if delivered via low carbon solutions. Hard-to-abate industries are also focusing on how to decarbonise their processes.

The greater amount of fracking in the USA and its perceived litigation culture has already generated many class action and other lawsuits for compensation, but that is unlikely to be experienced here.

Siemens Gamesa's SG 14-222 DD wind turbine, supposedly the most powerful wind turbine in the world, has started producing electricity.

Bob Keiller, former CEO of John Wood Group plc, has accepted the role of ASCO's Chairman.

In May 2009, the UK's Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) confirmed the Government's plans to install smart meters in all households by 2020 and launched a public consultation on smart metering for electricity and gas in Britain

As part of our inaugural Energy Industries Transition Report, AlixPartners surveyed nearly 400 executives across all regions in the energy value chain on their companies' drive to meet net zero goals by 2050.

Emissions from approximately 2,900 large combustion plants in the EU, including coal-fired power stations as well as peat, oil and gas power plants, are now likely to be subject to...

The UK government's new Energy Independence Bill promises to reshape the nation's energy landscape, but what will it actually deliver? With only cryptic references in the King's Speech and Labour Manifesto to guide us, the Bill's true scope remains uncertain—though it likely addresses planning acceleration for renewables, regulatory simplification, North Sea licensing clarity, and consumer protections.

As part of its Advancing Net Zero Programme, the UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) has produced new guidance on Renewable Energy Procurement. The guidance is designed to equip commercial users...

Although the impact of the drone attack on Saudi Arabian oil facilities may hit other countries harder than the UK (with Saudi oil accounting for just 3% of British oil imports in 2017), significant disruptions to our oil industry ...

On 19 October 2021, the UK government announced the Hynet and East Coast Clusters as Track 1 clusters in the £1 billion carbon capture and storage (CCS) Infrastructure Fund.