Great Britain faces a 13% surge in energy bills this week as household charges rise to £1,862 annually, coinciding with record consumer energy debt reaching nearly £4.8bn.

A billionaire-led consortium plans to invest £35bn in 14 small modular nuclear reactors across three UK sites, aiming to power millions of homes and datacentres by 2034.

Canada’s proposed one-million-barrel-per-day west-coast pipeline has secured a route and public backing, but forecasted production growth falls far short of the pipeline’s capacity needs.

The EU Commission announced an electrification target of 46% by 2040, proposing vehicle-to-grid technology standardization to reduce fossil fuel reliance and strengthen Europe’s energy security.

MIT researchers have developed a framework to identify electrical grid vulnerabilities by mapping climate patterns and energy demand, helping prevent blackouts as extreme weather and data center demand intensify.

Nearly 4,000 Tennesseans submitted comments criticizing the Tennessee Valley Authority’s energy plan for over-relying on natural gas while reducing renewable energy investments.

New pipeline expansions are beginning to alleviate a significant natural gas glut in the Permian Basin, where associated gas from oil wells had been selling at negative prices earlier this year.

Global oil refiners are increasingly bypassing commodity traders to purchase Venezuelan crude directly from state producer PDVSA, reducing profits for trading houses previously dominating the market.

The Solar Energy Industries Association released a report outlining industry priorities for strengthening cybersecurity and expanding domestic manufacturing of solar and energy storage technology.