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Organisers call on nations to carry on crucial climate negotiations despite differences on geopolitical issues

Hartlepool and Heysham 1, operational for four decades, are due to close in 2024 but EDF says that is under review

Petrol prices are expected to shoot up by more than 20 cents a litre now that the fuel excise has been reinstated in full.

The Energy Security Board says large-scale investment in new transmission infrastructure, generation and capacity is needed to keep power prices down.

A Danish official says the Nord Stream gas leaks in the Baltic Sea could emit the equivalent of one third of Denmark’s total annual greenhouse gas emissions

‘Colossal amount’ of leaked methane, twice initial estimates, is equivalent to third of Denmark’s annual CO2 emissions or 1.3m cars

The United Nations Security Council will convene on Friday at the request of Russia to discuss damage to two Russian gas pipelines to Europe that has caused gas to spew into the Baltic Sea. The French UN mission, which holds the presidency of the 15-member council for September, said the…

Gas continues to leak from Nord Stream pipelines in the Baltic at the same rate as when the damage was discovered, but the leakages could start to slow at the weekend, Sweden's coastguard said on Wednesday.

European Commission also proposes extra curbs on hi-tech trade as part of sanctions to ‘make Kremlin pay’ over Ukraine war

Letter: It will be quick to repurpose the gas grid and decarbonise millions of properties, says Prof Gordon E Andrews

'Putin is capable of anything at the moment'