Russia’s war with Ukraine risks putting fresh pressure on rising fertiliser prices: Loading packed fertilisers at Russia's PhosAgro Group in the town of Pochep. Photo by Vladimir Gorovykh\TASS via Getty Images Russia is one of the major players in global agricultural markets. The country is a significant exporter of grains, and also integrated into global …
Why fracking is not the answer to soaring UK gas prices: The public have never been enthusiastic about this industry. Randi Sokoloff Even before Russia invaded Ukraine, the wholesale price of gas had quadrupled over the preceding six months. This was largely driven by too much demand chasing too little supply as gas producers struggled …
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Energy prices: how COVID helped them to surge – and why they won’t go down any time soon: Prices heating up. Shutterstock/chromatos After months of volatility and concern, it was revealed that energy costs for the average household in the UK will increase by £693 this year. A steep rise, it came as wholesale gas …
Energy prices: here’s what UK government can do to cut household bills: According to the boss of the UK’s biggest energy supplier, Centrica, high gas and electricity prices could last for two years. With many already unnerved by the fact that the average UK energy bill is set to rise in April by about 50% …
Why haven’t petrol prices gone back down yet? A new business model might explain why: Petrol prices reflect lots of elements not just crude oil wholesale cost. Tomas K/Shutterstock Across the UK the cost of filling up cars shot up in November when wholesale oil prices rose. But when crude oil prices went down again, …
Energy prices are unlikely to fall in 2022 or beyond – not until major importers get serious about green transition: Chinese demand for LNG is one of the factors keeping gas prices so high. ImagineChina Limited With today’s high oil prices and record gas prices, it is easy to forget that the situation was reversed …
How climate change and extreme weather may lead to food shortages and escalating prices: The world may soon see more food shortages because of climate change, says an expert. InkDrop/Shutterstock In a world with an increasing human population, climate change may have a serious impact on our ability to grow enough food. Research from as …
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High energy prices: most businesses don’t deserve a bailout – here’s why: Glassmakers are among the industries seeking bailouts. FreeProd Soaring energy prices in the UK are squeezing many businesses, with “household names” reportedly only days away from going bust. Energy-intensive sectors like steel, paper, glass and fertilisers are leading calls for government support to …
Gas prices: how to ensure consumers don’t pay for the next energy crisis: An infrared image shows where heat leaks from buildings. Ivan Smuk/Shutterstock Wholesale gas prices have increased by 250% in the UK since January, and 70% since August, causing some energy suppliers to collapse and factory production to falter. The roots of the …
Uranium: what the explosion in prices means for the nuclear industry: Stand well back. RHJPhtotoandilustration It is a year since Horizon Nuclear Power, a company owned by Hitachi, confirmed it was pulling out of building the £20 billion Wylfa nuclear power plant on Anglesey in north Wales. The Japanese industrial conglomerate cited the failure to …
How rising wholesale electricity prices will affect the switch to electric vehicles: ALDECA Studio/Shutterstock Europe is facing an energy crisis thanks to low wind-power generation, broken connections that allow electricity to be shared across nations and shrinking nuclear energy sources. The UK has responded by burning more gas to produce electricity – but gas prices …