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Chancellor puts finishing touches to mini-Budget worth billions to help struggling households
Refinery in Sicily forced to buy more oil from Russia in unintended consequence of sanctions
Prices are increasing at different rates, with the cost of living rising fastest in the Baltic states and eastern Europe
Prices climb 9% and soaring gas and electricity bills deepen cost of living crisis
Brussels outlines plan to bolster energy infrastructure and insists it will still hit carbon reduction targets
Mitchells & Butlers and Marston’s warn rising prices are a ‘major challenge’ for industry
Move to quarterly review would mean 23mn households face possible bill increases twice this winter
Domestically generated power is geopolitically safer than gas imports, according to Japan’s largest reactor maker
High import volumes and limited capacity to pipe gas on to Europe create surplus and drive down prices
Queen’s Speech should have contained measures to tackle worsening living standards
Move reinforces Russian president Vladimir Putin’s willingness to use energy as a weapon against the EU
Remarks follow meeting with US president on energy markets triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Ukrainian operator asks Gazprom to reroute supplies to avoid Russian-held areas
Crude demand will not hold steady when world economies begin creaking with fatigue, even with some oil inventory rebuilding
Half of companies report increases in input costs in March, with proportion rising to 77% in accommodation sector
Levy could have chilling effect on investment and would risk impeding transition to renewables
Brussels considers next sanctions as Berlin economy minister cautions consumers will feel strain
Options on how to curtail Putin’s oil revenues likely to be finalised tomorrow
Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands consider candidates to replace Klaus Regling
Economic crisis sparks electricity outages and leaves people unable to afford to drive to work
Tonight’s debate between French presidential candidates takes place ahead of final election round
Call for more government help over concerns up to 40% of Britons will face fuel poverty from October
Subsidies and tax cuts worth €80bn in 4 countries seen as ‘terrible economics’ that will not reduce consumption
Regulator says it will take action against ‘bad practices’ that could lead to ‘substantial fines’
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