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Abandoning low carbon projects planned for the next two years could push the UK back into recession, according to the think-tank Green Alliance.
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The government's capacity market is an insurance policy that will not pay out, according to watchdog Consumer Futures.
Ofgem's Retail Market Review (RMR) plans to simplify the number of energy tariffs available to consumers are "in danger of being derailed", according to Uswitch.com.
UK Coal has entered administration in a deal that will save the viable parts of the business along with 2,000 jobs but will lead to the redundancies of 350 from the troubled Daw Mill colliery.
A household will now be defined as "fuel poor" if occupants have a total income that is "below the poverty line taking into account energy costs" and its "energy costs are higher than typical".
Energy supplier Eon has been fined £500,000 by the regulator Ofgem and agreed to pay an additional £2.5 million to customers ealigible to receive the 2013/14 warm home discount broader group payment for vulnerable utilities customers.
The UK's offshore wind industry is heading towards a "worst of all worlds" outcome, according to a left-leaning think-tank.
The odds of a hosepipe ban "anywhere in the UK" have been slashed by half by leading bookmaker Coral due to the continued spate of hot weather.
The UK's White Rose Project is the only carbon capture and storage (CCS) scheme submitted for the latest round of European funding.
A scorching hot day to mirror a scorching hot Wimbledon men's final led to a suppression of 1,000MW during the nail-bitter between Great Britain's Andy Murray and Serbia's Novak Djokovic.