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    People at the CERAweek conference
  • Thursday, 20 March, 2025
    Nuclear energy
    Iberdrola warns energy prices will soar if Spain shuts nuclear plants

    Ignacio Galán urges Madrid to avoid repeating Germany’s ‘big mistake’

    A nuclear power plant in Trillo, Spain
  • Thursday, 20 March, 2025
    Chinese business & finance
    China raises state funding for strategic minerals amid US trade war

    Authorities increase subsidies for exploration and mining to shore up high-tech supply chain

    A rare earth mine in inner Mongolia, China
  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    Oil & Gas industry
    Greenpeace hit with $660mn damages bill over US oil pipeline protests

    Jury finds group responsible for damage to Dakota Access Pipeline in decision criticised as setback to free speech

    People protest against the Dakota Access pipeline in 2016
  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    War in Ukraine
    US could take over Ukrainian nuclear power plants, Trump tells Zelenskyy

    White House says deal would offer ‘the best protection’ for the country’s infrastructure

    Flames and thick smoke engulf a building in Krasnopillia, Sumy region, Ukraine on March 19 2025. The structure is heavily damaged, with fire visible through the windows and debris scattered in the foreground.
  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    ExplainerBatteries
    BYD’s 5-minute charge: is time running out for electric-vehicle rivals?

    Chinese carmaker’s second shock announcement of the year could put others out of business, say analysts

    A BYD Han luxury sedan on day two of the Paris Motor Show
  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    Apollo Global Management LLC
    Apollo to buy UK energy services group OEG as investors bet on demand for power

    US investment group will acquire majority stake in OEG at more than $1bn valuation

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  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    Thames Water
    Thames Water’s 6 bidders include Stonepeak and distressed specialist FitzWalter

    Potential investors are ‘hanging round the hoop’ with four parties said to be most committed to the process

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  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
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    Gas, not net zero, has driven up UK power bills

    Britain has been unhelpfully exposed to international price shocks

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  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
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    Rio Tinto dismisses proxy advisers’ support for review of UK listing

    ISS and Glass Lewis back activist calls for further investigation into consolidating miner’s corporate structure in Australia

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  • Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
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    Thames Water plans June equity deal

    UK’s largest water utility postpones appeal over bill increases as it seeks new shareholders

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  • Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
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    The EU has stepped up to fill a $1bn gap in the country’s plan to shift towards renewables after the US withdrew funding

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  • Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
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    The North Dakota court battle testing free speech in Trump’s America

    Greenpeace is being sued by oil group over demonstrations a decade ago. Campaigners say the future of legal protest is at stake

  • Monday, 17 March, 2025
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    Dark clouds dull US rooftop solar prospects Premium content

    Longer interest rates and a president hostile to clean energy are a toxic combination

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  • Monday, 17 March, 2025
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    Thames Water wins approval for controversial £3bn creditor loan

    Judges rule deal can go ahead with only a small change to releases freeing directors from future litigation

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  • Monday, 17 March, 2025
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    Aviva Investors walks back ‘watch list’ pledge to ditch least green investments

    Asset manager blames ‘different macro backdrop’ for change of tack on climate divestments

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  • Sunday, 16 March, 2025
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    Vale’s relations with Brazil government improve after tensions last year, says boss

    Group’s head Pimenta highlights easing strains that should help settle investor nerves

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  • Sunday, 16 March, 2025
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    Green energy stocks fall back to levels last seen five years ago

    Uncertainty over political support for clean transition depresses market

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  • Sunday, 16 March, 2025
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    Nuclear plant boss Julia Pyke: ‘It’s a tough gig, developing big infrastructure projects in the UK’ 

    Co-head of Sizewell C has used unconventional ways to win over campaigners and the government

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  • Saturday, 15 March, 2025
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    Saudi Aramco and big oil is on ‘wrong side of history’, says John Kerry

    Former US climate envoy says companies have been ‘intimidated’ by Trump presidency into dropping green targets

    Former US Secretary of State and co-executive chairman of climate focused investment fund Galvanize, John Kerry, Sustainable Markets Initiative Chief Executive Jennifer Jordan-Saifi, Britain’s King Charles III and Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan at the SMI Terra Carta Exhibition and Reception, at Hampton Court Palace
  • Saturday, 15 March, 2025
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    Adnoc chief Sultan al-Jaber: ‘It’s time to make energy great again’

    The oil boss and COP28 president on what the Trump era means for his industry — and being a ‘climate realist’

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  • Friday, 14 March, 2025
    Thames Water
    Regulator accused of letting hedge funds control Thames Water

    Allegation comes as utility waits for Court of Appeal decision over £3bn emergency loan

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  • Thursday, 13 March, 2025
    TotalEnergies
    US swings behind TotalEnergies’ vast Mozambique gas project

    Trump administration frees up $4.7bn loan to French company that was frozen since 2021

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  • Thursday, 13 March, 2025
    Energy Source
    SoftBank bets $130mn on robot-assisted solar farm company Premium content

    Also in today’s newsletter, the pipeline of US data centre capacity exceeded 92GW by the end of 2024

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  • Thursday, 13 March, 2025
    Oil & Gas industry
    Would $50 oil really be good for the US?

    Bosses warn potential consumer benefits would be offset by squeezed domestic shale industry

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