British energy producer poised to sell North Sea gas to Russia’s Gazprom

Sales agreement struck months before Putin ordered Ukraine invasion

You may save by switching, but who has the time?

Consumers struggle to make good decisions when choices are too many or too complex

Britain orders immediate moratorium on fracking due to earth tremor concerns

Anti-fracking campaign by local people emerged as flashpoint in climate activist movement

Catching the wave: harnessing Ireland’s water power

Offshore wind is seen as the current ‘most immediate’ contributor to meeting Ireland’s 2030 renewable energy targets

Andrea Leadsom row erupts: ‘Being a mother gives me edge’

Candidate to lead Tories says was misquoted - but recording of interview has emerged

Brexit: Any bid for Border controls ‘unacceptable’ - SF

Martina Anderson responds to Nigel Lawson view that Border checks would be needed

Britain’s nuclear move

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Britain to begin construction of first nuclear plant in two decades

Government hands a multi-billion deal to France’s EDF Energy

British inflation fails to slow as house prices jump

Data due tomorrow expected to show unemployment steady at 7.7%

British politicians to blame when lights begin to dim

It is easier to posture, prevaricate and procrastinate than to take decisions whose consequences will only be evident many years from now.

UK energy firm fined for selling ‘free light bulbs’ in Ireland

E.On receive £500,000 fine and must pay £2.5m to customers over breach of carbon reduction scheme