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Wednesday 11 November 2026 · London closed
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The latest energy news and analysis from the Financial News newsroom.
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The wind turbines turn slowly against a pale grey sky in the early morning on the British coast near Dungeness. They appear almost serene from a distance, with their long…
Inside the office of a small online clothing store on a calm Tuesday afternoon, the marketing manager looks at a laptop screen and discovers something odd. The website was just…
On paper, Jake Medwell's wealth appears to be typical of Silicon Valley success, with recent industry reports estimating it at $250 million. A venture capitalist creates a few businesses, launches…
It's difficult to ignore the contradiction when you're standing on a busy corner close to Toronto's Union Station during rush hour. With their phones glowing with navigation apps and their…
The smell of damp earth and diesel permeates the air on some mornings in the oil towns of northern Alberta's oil sands region. Outside drilling sites, pickup trucks with frosted…
Construction cranes hover over what appears to be a futuristic industrial city in the desert outside of Phoenix early in the morning. Carrying enormous cooling units and steel beams, trucks…
Squinting at the fine print, a customer picked up a carton of berries and turned it over in a Tesco supermarket in North London one afternoon. The packaging appeared normal—lightweight,…
A senior energy analyst was recently scrolling through a chart that displayed the performance of hydrogen ETFs over the last three years on the 41st floor of an office tower…
Under a cloudless sky, a row of beige stucco homes with "For Sale" signs staked into gravel yards sit on a quiet cul-de-sac outside of Phoenix. Bidding wars were common…
The federal budget arrived in Ottawa accompanied by the standard drumbeat of deficit figures, including a projected shortfall of $78 billion for 2025–2026, as well as the cliched debates over…
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