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The Paris Agreement, which was agreed between 196 party countries at COP21 in 2015 aims to limit the global temperature increase to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.

Power plants emit heat during electricity generation.

Plans for seismic regional shifts in the way future energy is generated provides just one macroeconomic example of the scale of the journey ahead to reach the promised land of Net Zero.

The United States is advancing discussions toward a strategic minerals partnership with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC

A crucial factor in the energy transition drive to meet net-zero targets is ensuring the right infrastructure is in place to support major renewable projects.

Opec reasserted its efforts to increase oil prices last week when it agreed the largest single production cut in the cartel's history at its Extraordinary Meeting on 17 December 2008.

The UK is poised to become a "global solar superpower" with significant growth in solar energy deployment, E.ON announces the UK's first 'ectogrid' low-carbon network at Silvertown, and Centrica progresses on redeveloping the Rough reservoir for hydrogen storage.

This week we look at: the admittance of up to 300MW of aggregated assets into the Balancing Mechanism, new arrangements to restore Great Britain's power grid, National Grid's...

In June 2014, Brent Crude Oil was trading at prices of around US$115 per barrel, with average prices having remained in triple digits for most of the preceding three years.

The shift from fossil fuels to greener energy will profoundly impact the profitability of many businesses in the energy sector. However, innovation has become an essential facilitator...

On 21 January 2026 the Government published the much-anticipated Warm Homes Plan. This is heralded as providing £15bn over five years to UK households, in order to help upgrade five million homes by 2030.

Over the past 12 years, we have seen growing demand for risk management support from decision makers in African and Middle Eastern companies considering acquisitions, partnerships...

The future is electric. Demands on transmission networks will continue to grow exponentially, as will investment and the interconnectivity between networks.

The introduction of new standardised contract wordings goes a long way towards providing the clarity required by underwriters in evaluating the risks of decommissioning oil fields.

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Over the past decade, private equity (PE) investment in the energy indus¬try and, in particular, the oil and gas sector has increased dramatically.

In his Labour Party Conference speech this week and a subsequent BBC interview, Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the UK should assess a range of options for its EU relationship – from the status quo, through a customs...