The Government's public health safety watchdog has warned that energy saving lightbulbs can emit levels of UV radiation sufficient to damage skin.
Oil slid by more than a dollar to below $88 a barrel on Thursday, as a series of bold rescue moves by policy makers around the world failed to lift fears the global economy was heading for a meltdown.
Kazakhstan is interested in acquiring stakes belonging to both Britain's BP and Oman in a key Caspian Sea pipeline pumping Kazakh crude to the Black Sea, a senior Kazakh official said on Wednesday.
Nuclear power operator British Energy said its power output in the first half fell against the same period last year due to repairs at two of its UK nuclear stations, although it met management expectations.
Millions of British consumers are missing out on the full benefits of energy market competition as the best price deals are not open to them, a UK energy regulator has said.
Gordon Brown’s government reshuffle has seen the creation of a new energy and climate department headed by Ed Miliband.
One water’s Duncan Goose is in the spotlight this month as Exec looks at the phenomenon of social entrepreneurship, which is replacing the cut and thrust of Nineties’ business ethos as the way forward.
Oil & Gas UK, the leading representative organisation for the UK offshore oil and gas industry, will be hosting a breakfast briefing in London on September 20.
The renewables revolution has been labelled “the biggest thing in building.” Is this true? Exec takes a look
Ranked at number two in The Sunday Times 2007 Fast Track 100 league, Oceanteam 2000 is undergoing enormous growth and is looking to consolidate in 2008.
Revolutionising safety sharing in the oil and gas industry, Step Change in Safety is holding its first ‘Safety Share Fair’ on April 16, 2008.
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