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Column: Britain tries price cap for gas and electricity customers

2016 review showed retail gas, electricity markets not working well in Britain By John Kemp LONDON, Oct 19 (Reuters) – Britain’s government has published draft legislation which would cap gas and electricity prices for most residential customers until the end of 2020, the most startling intervention since privatisation three decades ago. The caps come after […]

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Rotork revenue rises; to benefit from Trump moves on shale, pipelines

Rotork reported 8 per cent rise in full-year revenue By Abhijith Ganapavaram Feb 27 (Reuters) – Valve-control systems maker Rotork Plc posted an 8 per cent rise in full-year revenue and said it would benefit from U.S. President Donald Trump’s move to encourage shale and pipeline activity and investment in infrastructure. “(Trump) is encouraging activity

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Church of England gives blessing to fracking in the UK

Church of England also recognized COP 21 as key element of UK government’s policies By Lily Emamian, EnergyInDepth A report released last week by the Church of England endorses shale development in the United Kingdom, lauding fracking as a “morally acceptable practice” when paired with a clean energy transition and appropriate safety measures. Authored by

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Second-ever UK shale gas permit gets green light

UK shale gas could support 64,000 jobs By Karolin Schaps and Susanna Twidale LONDON, Oct 6 (Reuters) – Britain’s government approved its second-ever UK shale gas fracking permit on Thursday, overruling a local authority decision and boosting the country’s position as Europe’s most promising shale gas exploration ground. Britain’s Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government

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