The Financial Conduct Authority closed an investigation into Drax’s wood pellet sourcing practices, finding no evidence to support further action after reviewing the company’s accounts from 2021-2023.

Great Britain’s electricity network upgrade costs could reach £90bn in the 2030s, 50% higher than earlier estimates, as the government accelerates its clean energy transition plans.

A Polish billionaire’s consortium plans to invest £35bn in building 14 small modular nuclear reactors across three UK sites, aiming to power approximately 8 million homes for over 60 years starting in 2034.

North Sea oil industry groups urge incoming UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham to approve new drilling in UK waters, framing the initiative as supporting manufacturing and energy security alongside renewable energy transition.

European gas prices hit four-month highs as Middle East tensions threaten winter supply, with concerns about reduced liquefied natural gas exports from Qatar affecting storage levels across the continent.

A new study finds that California utility-scale solar projects face shorter permitting timelines when built on previously developed lands compared to undisturbed natural areas, with Williamson Act farmland presenting additional delays.

ContourGlobal has signed a major long-term power agreement with Tesla covering approximately 1 terawatt-hour annually from Project Sterling, a large hybrid solar and battery storage facility in Arizona.

California-based Reflect Orbital received FCC approval to test a satellite with an 18-metre mirror designed to reflect sunlight to Earth for solar power and nighttime illumination, though scientists oppose it over environmental concerns.

Artificial intelligence’s challenge is not electricity supply but inflexibility, as massive data centers arrive in specific locations on compressed timelines that outpace grid infrastructure development.