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The heat pump hotspot escaping Putin’s energy war
Jersey offers a glimpse into Britain's future as it grapples with familiar energy bill challenges
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French gas reserves fall to lowest in Europe as strikes hobble imports
Efforts to prevent further energy woes have been harmed by widespread industrial action
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Switch to electric cars set to increase traffic, government admits
The low cost of running electric vehicles compared to petrol means more people will use their cars for journeys, says report
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Britain joining forces with EU to protect wind farms from Putin
Western leaders discuss drone task force to protect crucial North Sea infrastructure
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National Grid quits North Sea carbon capture project
Move comes as the company shifts focus to improving its hard-pressed energy networks
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The small corner of Norfolk that helped defeat Putin’s energy war
An unheralded pipeline has transformed Britain into a gas bridge to Europe
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Petrol prices rise for first time in six months
Drivers hit by Saudi Arabia's decision to dramatically reduce oil production
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Putin threatens Europe with fresh gas crisis
Fears over a new surge in prices as Russia's Gazprom warns over winter supplies
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Body cameras must be worn on prepayment meter visits, energy suppliers told
Devices cannot be forcibly fitted in homes of over-85s under new Ofgem code
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Inside the battle to stop radioactive nuclear waste from contaminating Britain
A team is working to prevent a repeat of Cumbria's 1950s nuclear disaster
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BP backs net zero project to store carbon under the North Sea
Oil and gas giant accelerates its push into cleaner energy
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Britain’s misfiring wonder fuel condemns households to a heat pump future
Homes have a ‘veto’ on net zero – but there is only one sure-fire winner in the race to replace gas
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China ‘weaponising’ grip on vital rare earth metals
Beijing plots crackdown on technology crucial for modern tech
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Why net zero Britain is battling some of Europe’s highest energy bills
The UK has long been saddled with a toxic combination of green levies and subsidies