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NewsDesk MC March 25, 2026March 25, 2026 Claire Coutinho, clean energy, Conservative Party UK, Ed Miliband, energy prices, energy security, energy sovereignty, Fossil fuels, Henry Tufnell, Jackdaw field, Labour Party UK, market volatility, Michael Shanks, North Sea drilling, nuclear power UK, Rachel Reeves, Rosebank field, Russia Ukraine war, Sizewell C, small modular reactors, UK economy, UK energy policy, US Iran conflict, windfall tax

UK government rejects North Sea expansion as ministers push clean energy strategy

“While dependent on fossil fuel markets, the UK remains exposed as a price taker rather than a price maker.” The

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NewsDesk MC November 7, 2025November 7, 2025 Athens energy conference, Chris Wright, clean energy transition, climate goals, Doug Burgum, energy diversification, energy infrastructure, energy leadership, energy security, Europe energy supply, European Union emissions target, Fossil fuels, global energy market, global oil market, green transition, hydrogen innovation, natural gas exports, renewable energy investment, renewable technologies, solar power, sustainable development, sustainable energy, transatlantic partnership, U.S. oil and gas, U.S. shale boom, U.S.-Europe energy cooperation, United States energy policy, wind energy

U.S. Emphasizes Energy Security Through Balanced Approach to Oil, Gas, and Renewables

At an international energy forum in Athens, the United States reaffirmed its support for reliable oil and gas supplies while

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Millichronicle October 13, 2022October 13, 2022 Bruno Le Maire, Fossil fuels, france, strike, Total

TotalEnergies must negotiate, says French finance minister as strikes increase fuel disruptions

Representatives of the French hard-left CGT union on Thursday voted to continue striking at four TotalEnergies refineries and a storage