Energy

E.On records heavy losses for the second year in a row

For the second consecutive year, German energy giant E.On has posted a significant loss. In spite of this, the firm is pushing on with its plan to split into two separate entities

The energy landscape is shifting as a result of collapsing oil prices, the relative poverty of public policy agencies and the current economic environment

Falck invests in the future of renewable energy

The first wave of renewable technologies are now well established. The next innovations will make better use of what’s already being produced

Enagás' position as a global specialist in LNG regasification and liquefaction has gone from strength to strength in recent years

Enagás becomes a global leader in the LNG trade

Cleaner-burning than oil and coal, liquid natural gas (LNG) is a vital bridge to the world’s energy future. Spain has become a hub for the LNG trade, for regasification, delivery and beyond

Johannes Teyssen | E.ON

Dr Johannes Teyssen is a strong believer in renewable energy. Since 2010, and through the Fukushima disaster, he has led E.ON away from nuclear energy and towards sustainable power sources

A surplus of oil has sent prices plummeting, with countries such as Bahrain and Oman feeling the strain. Other countries such as Tunisia have not been as negatively affected by the slump

How are tumbling oil prices affecting global markets?

Global markets have been sent into turmoil as oil prices plummet. But there are new winners rising, writes Korosh Farazad, Chairman and CEO of Farazad Investments, European CEO’s Best Structured Finance Company 2015

Stop demonising diesel, say European carmakers

A campaign has been launched to combat the demonisation of diesel as leading carmakers fear a backlash will ignore technical advances

Swansea Bay. The city is just one of the six destinations that has been chosen for the world's first series of tidal lagoon power plants

World’s first lagoon power plants unveiled

Plans for the world’s first series of tidal lagoon power plants announced in the UK

Russia announces new gas pipeline

Moscow has announced plans to build a new gas route through Europe to circumvent the troubles in Ukraine

E.ON has been ordered to make repayments of £12m as compensation for mis-selling. The money will go to 330,000 of EON's poorest customers

E.ON to pay £12m to ‘vulnerable’ customers over mis-selling

An Ofgem investigation concludes that E.ON has been mis-selling products. The energy company has been ordered to pay £12m in redress to over 300,000 customers

Food wastage escalates

Figures suggest up to half of the world’s food is thrown away

‘Green energy’ burns more coal

Germany phases out nuclear reactors but is forced to turn to coal burning plants in an attempt to turn toward a sustainable future

Swiss Nanoscience Institute: Teaching technology

The Swiss Nanoscience Institute’s communications team have become known as ‘ambassadors for nanoscience’, schooling new generations in the technology of the future

Boson Energy fuel the future

Renewable energy is quickly turning into a multi-billion dollar industry, and biomass is becoming one of the key ingredients

EU stands firm on oilsands crude legislation

Whilst Canada and the UK seem ready and willing to delve into oilsands production, the European Union remains sceptical

Digging deep for energy security

A company is leading the way to recover energy from stranded coal for cleaner electricity, liquid fuels and energy security

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