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Soaring labour, energy and material charges expected to hinder rapid infrastructure improvements despite mounting public anger
New rigs auctioned at bargain prices as demand sags in the shale patch
Unite says taxpayers would benefit from buying up Big Six suppliers, distributors and North Sea oil and gas
Past botched energy efficiency programmes have wrought long-lasting damage, say energy and installation companies
European companies are at risk of losing assets with little or no compensation as the Kremlin retaliates against sanctions
Almost 80% of country’s crude shipments flow to China and India, says IEA
Also in today’s newsletter, are the new solar sector subsidies worth the cost?
Shareholders in water and energy monopolies should receive steady but unspectacular returns, says government adviser
Also in this newsletter: why billions for new EU gas and oil infrastructure will turn out a waste of money
Brussels’ chief diplomat says bloc must look at ways to curtail Moscow’s revenues from refined products
Owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe calls last year’s windfall levy ‘primitive’ and says investment in country’s biggest oil and gas pipeline network at risk
Despite touted ‘synergies’, there is little obvious overlap from which to cut costs
There is no planning in UK around sector, but US and EU are throwing money at attracting supply chains including securing critical minerals
Shares of Scottish engineering services company plunge after private equity firm says it will not follow through with bid
Newcrest board recommends shareholders vote in favour of takeover in latest mining industry consolidation
Surge in industrial demand comes as South African supply hit by electricity shortages
Some investors want the energy group to cut back on new oil and gas projects and harden emissions goals
Standard Bank, IFC and Sumitomo among lead investors in debt and equity round
Call for greater co-operation with EU after UK’s departure from market coupling regime
Cash-rich oil and gas companies seek acquisitions after lengthy dry spell
The curbs would be the first to target Moscow’s pipeline exports since invasion of Ukraine
Privatisation has not delivered on its promises, but it is not clear that the state would be a more reliable custodian
Tehran-based company receives most of the revenues from the power plant used by UK group’s joint venture in Iraq
Two Adani companies announce plans to raise $2.5bn from investors
Unusual drought conditions in Alberta temporarily shut oil and gas production
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