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Households could lose power for up to three hours at a time in the worst-case scenario.

THE Scottish Government is "monitoring" the risk of power blackouts and energy supply issues, The National can reveal.

Energy bosses are expected to meet with ministers on Thursday.

South Africa’s ruling party recently proposed establishing a second state-owned power company. The purpose is to offset the “grave strategic risk” of relying on Eskom, the country’s monolithic state-owned utility.

Greg Jackson: ‘The last support package was really significant. It’s just that the crisis has deepened since then’

Gas prices drop sharply after a hitting a national average of $5 a gallon in mid-June

With many nations making efforts to transition away from fossil fuels to renewable energy, SciLine interviewed Erin Baker, a professor of industrial engineering and operations at UMass Amherst. Baker discussed the technological, political and regulatory efforts needed for this transition, as well as ways that our fossil fuel-dependent system disproportionately…

Call for companies to pay ‘fair share’ during cost of living crisis

With consumers facing £4,200 average household bills next year Labour called on the Tory government to do more to squeeze the oil giants record profits.

Government insists it does not expect the scenario to happen despite concerns over supplies and soaring energy costs

Slovakia's economy minister says oil shipments from Russia through a critical pipeline to several European countries should resume soon after a problem over payments for the transit was resolved