Measures come as Donald Trump offers olive branch to regime in Tehran
Utility’s chair tells MPs that retention payments are needed to prevent rivals ‘picking off’ staff
The future could go one of two ways for US liquefied natural gas exporters
World’s largest battery maker still a tough sell despite US-China trade deal
European Commission warned that South Korean bidder may have benefited from unfair state subsidies
Madrid says ‘everything remains on the table’ as it seeks to identify the cause of massive April 28 outage
After months of bitter debate, Ed Miliband is under pressure to decide on ‘zonal pricing’ policy
Industry executives warn of long timelines and high costs of an agreement championed by US president
Developers abandon state-backed $5bn fund to shore up supply just as electricity demand soars
Heavily indebted UK utility is attempting to strengthen its finances
Congressional committee publishes draft law scrapping subsidies for renewables and electric vehicles
Thousands of passengers affected as several train lines were delayed or suspended on Monday afternoon
Saudi Arabia frustrated with cartel members that exceed targets as production cuts become less effective
Investors will gain exposure to a commodity for which demand is expected to grow — but without?any of the operational risk
Metal investment company aims to raise $230mn from listing next month
Chinese company’s Hong Kong offering set to be biggest listing globally this year
Beijing’s aggressive pursuit of energy self-sufficiency could give it the upper hand in the trade war with the US
Local producers are stepping in to fill the gap vacated by foreign majors retreating from Africa’s largest producer
Lower payouts from supermajor put pressure on Riyadh’s ambitious diversification plans
Fight is underscoring scrambled political alliances surrounding Biden-era Inflation Reduction Act
Lisbon paused imports from its neighbour ‘a(chǎn)s a precaution’ after catastrophic blackout on April 28
British company left vulnerable to acquisition after sharp slide in its share price over past year
Jobs for Indigenous people especially are under threat, though prices for stones are forecast to rise as scarcity increases
The power source may be finding a second wind amid swelling demand for electricity
Competition for electricity is growing rapidly as conflicts in Scandinavia show
