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Under current rules, the Ofgem price cap is reviewed twice a year - but the energy regulator wants to change this to every three months, so four times a year

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Millions of Yemenis living in the Houthi-run Hodeidah governorate, which is experiencing long power outages and soaring temperatures, are experiencing miserable living and humanitarian conditions. Severe heat waves are striking Hodeidah at a time when power cuts have reached more than 22 hours a day for the city's residents.

Ofgem's review of how firms reacted to the damage to the network has revealed some customers received “unacceptable service”

Market operator in talks with large consumers as country faces energy crisis mainly due to poorly performing coal-fired generators

SET-listed SPCG, a pioneer in solar farm development in Thailand, expects to secure state approval to build 23 solar farms across the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) in the third quarter to offset its revenue loss from the gradual expiration of the adder tariff for its existing solar farms.

Millions of Australians in the country's east face the potential of blackouts on Monday night, amid surging demand.

Former PM says state and federal governments should ‘make sure all the gas we need is available here’

Electricity use soared to an all-time high in Texas amid a searing heat wave, topping levels last seen before the coronavirus pandemic.

We're all bracing for higher electricity prices to kick in from July 1, but just how steep the increase will be depends on which state or territory you're in.

Queensland's eight coal power stations have had several unplanned outages recently, contributing to energy price increases. But what will happen to these stations in the future?