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What's behind Britain’s looming energy crisis
Briefings Global natural gas prices have soared as resurgent demand collides with supply disruptions. The UK is especially vulnerable and could be heading for a very tough winter.
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The uranium price is soaring – here’s the best way to play it now
Analysis Uranium, the key ingredient to nuclear power, has been ignored since the bubble of 2006, but now the uranium price is rising again. Dominic Frisby explains the best way to invest.
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Uranium prices are spiking – and conditions look ripe for a longer-term bull market
Analysis The price of uranium has hit $40 a pound for the first time in six years. And it's unlikely to be just a short-term spike. John Stepek looks at what's going on in the uranium market.
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What the "climate emergency" means for investors
Analysis The United Nations issued a report dubbed which said we are in a "Code Red" situation, listing the urgency for countries to phase out coal production. John Stepek explains what this means for investors.
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Coal is far from dead. What should investors do about it?
Analysis Coal – the world’s dirtiest fuel – has been a pariah asset for a long time. But there's still plenty of demand for it. Saloni Sardana asks whether it's worth buying in.
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Oil goes off the boil
News Brent crude prices fell below $70 a barrel this week after Opec members Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates patched up their differences.
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Playing pass the parcel with toxic assets won’t save the environment
Opinion Wanting to do the right thing, big oil companies are divesting themselves of toxic fossil-fuel assets. But we still need oil, says John Stepek – and they're the best people to produce it.
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Oil cartel Opec agrees deal to boost oil production – what does it mean for you?
News The world’s major oil producers have agreed to significantly increase production as the price of oil soars. Saloni Sardana looks at the deal.
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Big oil is under pressure to cut production – what does that mean for investors?
Analysis Big oil majors including Royal Dutch Shell and Chevron are under pressure from institutional shareholders to reduce emissions. John Stepek looks at how this will affect oil investors.
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