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Struggling families at risk from prepay meters, children's watchdog tells energy regulator

Ofgem warned that those in need could end up losing heat and power

Wales Online

Nine months after announcing 2025 Eraring closure, owner Origin Energy has doubts

Second thoughts on Eraring closure timeline

Newcastle Herald

Johnson and Truss join rebels against Sunak keeping new onshore wind ban

About 20 Conservative MPs want to end longstanding de facto block on new wind farms in England

The Guardian - UK

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Boris Johnson and Liz Truss join latest Tory rebellion against Rishi Sunak

The two former Prime Ministers added another headache for the current incumbent by supporting a call by backbencher Simon Clarke calling for onshore windfarms to be allowed again

Daily Mirror

Transition crunch:Origin chief hints Eraring may not close in 2025

The head of Origin Energy has given the strongest indication yet that Eraring Power Station may not close in 2025.

Newcastle Herald

Rishi Sunak hiring vegan Meera Vadher as head of green policy

Exclusive: No 10 hopes management consultant and former spad will burnish PM’s image on environment

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak news – live: PM backs Raab amid new bullying allegations

Senior lawyer Adam Tolley KC was appointed by Rishi Sunak to look into formal complaints of bullying by Raab

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Shielding households from high energy bills set to cost Government £5bn a month

The Government’s energy price guarantee will cost around £15.1bn between January and March, compared with £7.8bn from October to December.

The Independent UK

Energy price cap rises to record level hiking government bill for support

Ofgem has increased the price cap on its energy price to 67p per unit for electricity and 17p for gas

The Independent UK

Ofgem raises Energy Price Cap - but consumers protected for now

The cost of the Government’s energy support package was revealed on Thursday as industry watchdog Ofgem said average annual energy bills should have risen to an eye-watering £4,729 between January and March.

Evening Standard

Nuclear power possible in Australia: forum

A number of coalition MPs have attended a parliamentary forum on nuclear power, in a bid to generate community discussion on the issue.

AAP

AGL to close South Australia’s main gas power station, citing new grid link and cheaper renewables

The closure of the Torrens B 600MW gas-fired plant will happen by mid-2026, instead of 2035 as previously planned

The Guardian - AU

Scottish energy storage firm gets funding to explore Indian market

Almost £200,000 backing has come from the UK Government

Insider UK

AGL to close South Australia power plant

AGL has announced plans to close a gas-fired power station in Adelaide in 2026, following extensive consultation with stakeholders.

AAP

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Irish Mirror

Tanaiste Leo Varadkar declares the 'future is offshore' as he launches new energy projects

'We've made so much progress when it comes to renewable energy onshore, but the future is offshore'

Bangkok Post

SSP aims to double output from renewable fuels

Sermsang Power Corporation Plc (SSP) plans to double its power generation capacity from renewable fuels to 500 megawatts by 2025, aiming to latch on to the trend of clean energy development across Asia-Pacific.

ABC News

Australia needs 70,000 more welders by 2030 to help power renewable energy shift, Weld Australia says

The US will need half a million welders while Japan will need 250,000 to help build renewable energy systems. Amid a global worker shortage, where are they all going to come from?

The Guardian - UK

Redcar blastfurnace demolished after plea to save industrial landmark fails

British steelworks plant in Teesside that once made 10,000 tonnes of iron a day reduced to rubble amid industry decline

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Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar says windfall tax will not curb investment in renewable energies

It came after Cabinet ministers agreed on Tuesday to cap the revenues of electricity generating companies that do not use gas

The National (Scotland)

Island community wins prize for 'UK-first' decarbonisation project

A SCOTTISH island community has won a prize for its decarbonization project that's innovation has been called a "UK first".

Birmingham Post

Historic Redcar Blast Furnace demolished after 43 years on Teesside skyline

The demolition is part of works to clear the Teesworks site

The Guardian - UK

How tide has turned on UK tidal stream energy as costs ebb and reliability flows

Investors are seeing rising potential in tidal power as turbines become more powerful and easier to deploy

The Conversation

The Energy Charter Treaty lets fossil fuel firms sue governments – but its future is now in question

European governments are finally starting to abandon a treaty that could stop them taking much-needed climate action and that protects the interests of fossil fuel companies and investors.

The Times of India

Inox Green shares make tepid market debut; settle 9% lower

NEW DELHI: Shares of Inox Green Energy Services, a subsidiary of Inox Wind, made a tepid market debut on Wednesday and ended with a discount of 9 per cent against the issue price of Rs 65.

Reuters

Vietnam boosts coal use plan for 2030 as G7 climate offer stalls

Vietnam has increased its coal power target for 2030 under a revised draft energy plan, government documents seen by Reuters show, while renewables goals were scaled back, in a potential blow to rich nations' funding initiatives for cleaner energy.

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