Britain's clean power ambitions have long been stuck behind a connections queue. Great British Grid aims to change that, backing network infrastructure with public investment and reform.

Record oil stock draws, massive AI investment, rapid EV growth, rising EV savings and global diesel trade reveal how quickly energy markets are changing across the world.

AI can be constrained in three distinct ways: physical power and infrastructure limits, rules on how powerful models can become, and control over who can access chips and AI models.

The EU has proposed an A-to-G energy rating scheme for data centres as it aims to triple capacity, with electricity demand from the sector set to exceed 3% of total EU demand by 2030.

ExxonMobil’s climate outlook, rising oil transport costs, grid bottlenecks, thermal battery projects and changing US oil imports reveal key energy trends shaping the future of global energy systems.

Sustainable aviation fuel supply in the EU rose six-fold in 2025, beating the ReFuelEU target and reaching 121 airports as production capacity expands across 18 member states.