March 15, 2026

Energy

Energy

‘This Is the Energy You Must Channel While Listening’

In 2011, Britney Spears released one of the most dance-forward songs of her career with “I Wanna Go.” Written and produced by Max Martin and Shellback, the thumping Hi-NRG track hit No. 12 on the Global Dance Songs chart, where it spent 16 weeks. Now it’s back with a fresh twist courtesy of John Summit.

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Why are Irish energy prices so high? – The Irish Times

As we head into the darker and colder days of the year, energy bills are going to start climbing and people will be wondering if they are getting good value for money or are if they are being gouged by suppliers. They might also find themselves asking what they can do to stop the cost

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Energy debt owed by UK households to hit ‘shocking’ £5bn milestone by Christmas

Campaigners are calling for urgent action amid warnings that the amount owed by energy customers will leap by £600million in the space of six month Campaigners say millions of people are dreading the colder months because of sky high energy bills (stock)(Image: Getty Images) Britain’s energy debt mountain is set to reach a “shocking milestone”

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Turning Energy’s Complex C&I Customers Into Your Biggest Opportunity

Devrim Celal, Chief Marketing & Flexibility Officer, Kraken. Today, the industrial sector is responsible for around 40% of global energy use. However, commercial and industrial (C&I) accounts have been left behind by the wave of digital innovation that’s transforming experiences for residential customers. Properly engaging these notoriously complicated accounts is a pressing challenge for today’s

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Beshear urges Trump to not cut funding for KY energy projects

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear wants to protect the state’s energy projects at risk of losing federal funding. In a letter to President Donald Trump and Department of Energy Secretary Chris Wright, the two-term Democrat urged the administration to oppose terminating federal grants for energy-related projects. Cuts could threaten 700 jobs and $537 million of economic

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Zelensky turns to Trump as Russia continues to bombard Ukraine’s energy sites

Russia has launched a fresh, heavy bombardment against Ukraine’s energy facilities, deploying hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles, authorities confirmed on Thursday. The assault comes as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky prepares for a White House meeting with President Donald Trump, where he is set to request more American-made air defences and long-range missiles. The

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Rachel Reeves eyeing up cuts to energy bills and rail fares in bid to ‘bear down’ on the cost of living

RACHEL Reeves is considering cuts to energy bills and rail fares in an effort to “bear down” on the cost of living.  The Chancellor said that targeted action at the Budget would be used to bring down inflation.  Sign up for the Politics newsletter Thank you! Rachel Reeves’ options to ease the cost of living

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bringing the electric fleet full circle – The Irish Times

One of the criticisms levelled at electric vehicles (EVs) over the years has related to their upstream climate impact. While the vehicles themselves do not burn fossil fuels and therefore don’t produce any direct CO2 emissions, there are still the indirect impacts of emissions produced in the generation of the power needed to charge their

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AI energy demand could soon ‘become a crisis,’ former Biden energy envoy warns

The News The Biden administration’s former top energy adviser Amos Hochstein warned on Thursday that AI’s energy demand is at risk of outstripping supply. “We have a huge gap on energy and AI,” Hochstein, who is a managing partner at TWG Global, said at Semafor’s World Economy Summit in Washington, DC. “If things don’t happen

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First tenants to move in to energy-efficient Wolverhampton homes

The first tenants are to move into new energy-efficient bungalows in Wolverhampton after the completion of almost 100 homes. Up to 93 post-war prefabs are being replaced on the Lincoln Green Estate in Bushbury. All of the old properties have been declared defective, with leaking and poorly insulated roofs, very poor thermal efficiency and wet

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