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  • May 2nd, 2014

Ukraine Widening U.K. Gas Spread Set to Boost Inventories

European natural gas injections may accelerate as warmer than usual weather and fears of disruptions via Ukraine make it more profitable to store the heating fuel, according to analysts. ›


  • April 25th, 2014

Europe braces for gas showdown with Russia, helped by Japan’s nuclear restart

European regulators and power companies are battening down the hatches in case the crisis escalates. ›


  • April 16th, 2014

European energy bills to cost an extra €17 billion by 2015

Energy will cost European businesses an extra €17 billion (£14 billion) by 2015, with the closure of old power stations, tighter environmental legislation and fluctuation in feedstock costs among the causes. ›


  • April 11th, 2014

Russia warns Europe of gas supply cuts over Ukraine debt

President Vladimir Putin warned European leaders on Thursday Russia would cut natural gas supplies to Ukraine if it did not pay its bills and said this could lead to a reduction of onward deliveries to Europe. ›


  • April 4th, 2014

UK could produce shale gas in 4 years in emergency

Shale gas production in Britain could begin within four years if the current crisis in Ukraine escalates to such an extent that a national state of emergency is declared, the chief executive of Cuadrilla Resources said. ›


  • March 28th, 2014

U.K.’s Big Six Utilities Face Competition Probe

The U.K.’s biggest power utilities face a competition inquiry that threatens to force a breakup of their operations as retail profits climb. ›


  • March 7th, 2014

European Gas Prices Surge as Ukraine Crisis Threatens Supply

Natural gas prices from the U.K. to Germany jumped amid escalating tension in Ukraine, the main transit route of the fuel from Russia to consumers in the west. ›


  • February 27th, 2014

Europe to see above-normal temperatures this spring

Europe is forecast to experience on average higher than normal temperatures for the March-May period across Scandinavia, the UK and most of mainland Europe with slightly below normal temperatures confined to Iberia, weather forecaster Weather Services International (WSI) said in its latest seasonal outlook. ›


  • February 21st, 2014

British carbon tax freeze will not cut power bills

The British government is expected to freeze the carbon tax on fossil fuels but at a level unlikely to alleviate high power bills for consumers and energy intensive companies, analysts said on Thursday. ›


  • February 14th, 2014

Renewable power is key as power plant closures spell shortages.

Britain’s electricity generating capacity at coal and nuclear power plants could be slashed by 75% in the next decade, according to a new report by energy data specialist. ›


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