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Executives warn of ‘enormous’ political challenge unless the government eases the pressure on household finances
North Sea producer’s performance comes as UK Labour party and green groups call for windfall tax
Outstanding credits, revealed by special administrator, could have to be met by UK taxpayers or from other consumers
Collapse raises questions about Warrington council’s investment in lossmaking company
Radical intervention one option to ease burden on household budgets as local elections loom
Half of 25GW seabed rights will use ‘floating’ technology turbine technology for the first time at large scale
Analysis for the FT predicts second sharp rise in electricity and gas bills by next winter
UK’s third-biggest energy retailer seeks to cut costs as volatile gas market puts strain on sector
Treasury considering one-off levy on sector to offset impending rises in household energy bills
Documents reveal risky policy behind failure that led to biggest UK state bailout since RBS
Labour to force parliamentary vote on whether to remove VAT from household fuel bills
Company sparks fury with ‘insensitive’ advice to customers to stay warm over winter
Companies say they need government protection from jump in power costs as industry body warns many will ‘give up’
Warrington local authority bought 50% stake in Together Energy
Scheme to spread cost of taking on customers of failed rivals aims to ease impending rise in household bills
Rees-Mogg leads growing Tory revolt against April’s planned increase in national insurance
Chancellor wants any assistance targeted at UK households that need it most
Suppliers are expected to meet UK energy secretary again on Wednesday to find ways of protecting households
Residents say schemes could ‘irrevocably damage’ coast and bring them no benefits
UK energy tech and supply group focuses on growth after fundraisings take value close to $5bn
Ministers urged to provide relief for consumers and companies
Good Energy and EDF press for urgent government intervention to protect customers and suppliers
Investment bank’s estimate is 5% higher than other recent forecasts
Sovereign fund to take 10% stake in project that is part of UK push for net zero carbon emissions by 2050
Stress tests fall short of forensic checks demanded by larger companies and think-tanks
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