The Latest Breaking News from Electricity

Agreement raises concerns transition to lower emissions energy sector will be harder and more expensive

Willenhall's Marianne Kiely, 59, is worried about the rising cost of gas and electricity as she fears she will have barely any money left to treat her grandchildren at Christmas

The Saudi Development and Reconstruction Program for Yemen (SDRPY) signed on Thursday a grant agreement with an estimated total value of $200 million to provide 250,000 metric tons of oil derivatives to Yemen. The Saudi side was represented by SDRPY Supervisor General Ambassador Mohammad Al Jaber and Yemen’s government was…

The new Energy Price Guarantee comes into force from tomorrow, putting a £2,500 "freeze" on bills for two years - but it's more complicated than it sounds, as this isn't an absolute cap on your bills

Members of the public are being advised to take a meter reading before bills rise dramatically

AGL Energy – Australia’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases – announced this week it will shut the Loy Yang A power station in Victoria’s LaTrobe Valley in 2035, a decade earlier than planned.

MIAMI — Millions of Floridians remain without power as Hurricane Ian exits the state. Many face days — maybe weeks — of power outages.

The sector issued a new warning about the impact of high electricity prices hammering production costs

MIAMI — Florida Power & Light reported more than 1.2 million of its customers have no electricity because of Hurricane Ian. Some users are regaining power, but many others will be left without electricity for days.

Representatives from Knowsley’s public and community sectors met to discuss the impact and response to the cost of living crisis

Utility has obtained the Kerala Electricity Regulatory Commission's nod to procure 100 MW round-the-clock