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Britain’s most polluting power plant could power the country’s largest AI datacentre under a £20bn deal to build infrastructure at the Drax site in North Yorkshire, with operations potentially beginning by early 2028.
UK energy regulator Ofgem will gain new powers to crack down on supplier and broker mis-selling, with executive bonuses curtailed and businesses expected to save over £100m annually from reduced hidden commissions.
About 50 people participated in a four-hour walk across seven miles to protest Eversource’s proposed Southeast Resilience Pipeline, which would run beneath the Connecticut River.
California’s CalPERS reported $71 billion in climate-solution investments as of June 2026, moving closer to its $100 billion target by 2030, though environmental groups urge stronger standards.
Senate Republicans have begun expedited procedures to pass energy permitting legislation, while Trump threatens to block wind energy projects despite endorsing the bill’s framework.
U.S. oil rig count remained stable at 463 while crude output reached a record 14.013 million barrels per day, marking three consecutive weeks of production highs.
