Eurozone records largest year-on-year decline in fuel sales since October 2023

Impact of decision will be limited by shipping restrictions

Radiation levels remain ‘within normal limits’, says Ukraine’s state nuclear company

Morten Wierod calls for urgent deregulation as energy shock from Iran war dents EU competitiveness

Neither candidate, who offer widely differing agendas, obtained 20% in first round of voting

Clean power is within our reach — yet factories sit idle

The group has been struggling to convince the market that it now possesses greater strategic clarity

Multibillion-pound contract to build three small modular reactors was signed with government body in April

Project aims to disrupt China’s dominance of the supply chain

Commodity trader’s net profit more than doubles to $4.1bn for October to March period

Investors warn approvals and local opposition could slow France’s massive data centre build-out

Analysts say near-decade-low shipments are a big factor in crude still trading at less than $100 a barrel

Executives hold talks with far-right party, which leads German polls and supports restarting gas flows through Nord Stream

Industry warns prices could soon jump as inventories reach ‘critically low’ threshold

Oil exporters seek alternative ways to export, as crucial waterway has been disrupted for over three months

Adani investment reflects shifting economics of clean baseload power

Botched work by some of the country’s officially approved contractors dent confidence in key part of government’s energy transition plan

New York leads lawsuit challenging Trump administration’s effort to make French company reinvest in fossil fuels

Oil major still exploring deal despite failed discussions as CEO Meg O’Neill pursues restructuring

Pennon-owned utility pleaded guilty to supplying water unfit for human consumption