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Water levels in southern Norway so low domestic consumers may be prioritised over international customers

Dr Kimberley O’Sullivan explains why households using prepay electricity are at greater risk of energy hardship.

Staff at Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear complex are "working under the barrels of Russian guns", Ukraine's ambassador to the U.N. nuclear watchdog said on Monday, calling for an international mission to the plant this month.

Exclusive: plant at Suffolk port is slated to produce 100megawatts of power from 2026

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann accused the Union government of “weakening” the foundations of the federal structure through “such nefarious designs”.

Electric utilities are building EV charging networks — and passing along the costs

If signed into law as written, the climate bill before the U.S. Congress would change the calculus for American households thinking about going solar. The legislation stands to make that transition more affordable while also subsidizing purchases of electric cars, heat pumps, high-tech water heaters and battery-storage systems — clean-energy…

California's last operating nuclear power plant could get a second lease on life

Key news developments in Kerala on Aug 8, Monday