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Effect of cuts to efficiency subsidies highlighted as government struggles to finalise energy strategy

Grid network charges in Ireland are wildly out of line with those in other EU states

Since Russian President Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine, the EU has been looking for alternatives to Russian fossil fuels. For almost a year, the bloc has been reeling from an energy crisis that has only been exacerbated as Putin, who supplies the EU with 40 percent of its gas, squeezed supplies to exert pressure on the

Any tax savings will be wiped out by soaring costs

BusinessGreen rounds up all the reaction from the green economy to the Chancellor's mini-budget

Chancellor Rishi Sunak says energy efficiency will make a big difference to bills.

Chancellor Rishi Sunaks Spring Statement included some measures that could cut emissions as well as energy costs, like VAT relief for home energy efficiency retrofits. But many key figures in the UKs green economy believe other opportunities wer...

Under all likely scenarios, millions of households will still face energy bills that are unaffordable

A series of government decisions since 2010 mean Britain's home aren't energy efficient with poor insulation, so energy bills are higher.

The energy giant will be closely watching reaction to reports the oilfield project might be back on.