Energy crisis
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Ignore the doomsayers - energy prices could fall next yearOpinion Forecasts suggest the energy prices will continue to spiral, but these projections could turn out to be a lot of hot air.
By Max King Last updated
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Price of gas soars as Moscow turns off the tapsNews As Russia cuts its gas exports to the EU, the price of natural gas continues to rise. Restricted supplies could see energy rationing and recession in Germany, Europe’s biggest economy.
By Alex Rankine Published
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Why petrol prices are higher than in 2008, despite lower oil prices nowBriefings The price of petrol is at an all-time high. Yet despite oil prices being higher in 2008, petrol was cheaper back then. Saloni Sardana explains why.
By Saloni Sardana Last updated
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Get ready for the coming oil glutAnalysis Investors are assuming that energy prices will stay high. History suggests the opposite, says Max King
By Max King Published
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Why are energy prices going up so much?Analysis UK energy prices are going through the roof – and not just here. They are rising all around the world. Saloni Sardana explains what’s going on.
By Saloni Sardana Last updated
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Which companies will lose the most from the energy windfall tax?Analysis The government’s new energy windfall tax has muddied the waters for investors and companies alike. Rupert Hargreaves explains how it might affect some of the sectors’ biggest companies.
By Rupert Hargreaves Published
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Here’s how the government plans to cut consumers’ energy billsBriefings Rishi Sunak has outlined a £15bn package to help consumers cut the cost of soaring energy bills. Saloni Sardana looks at what he’s proposing and what it means for you.
By Saloni Sardana Published
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Russia ups the ante on Europe's gas suppliesNews Russia's suspension of natural gas to Poland and Bulgaria saw the gas price spike by 24%. A complete shut-off could see it rise by 200%.
By Alex Rankine Published
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Should we levy a windfall tax on Big Oil's big profits?Briefings Soaring oil prices mean huge profits for energy firms. Politicians are keen to impose windfall taxes, but that could discourage vital investment in new production.
By Simon Wilson Published
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