E.On, the energy behemoth, has announced a £6.9bn surge in its UK sales over the past six months, largely attributed to the recent hikes in Ofgem’s price cap.
Octopus claims it abandoned profit in order to lower its energy bills
Octopus Energy stated that it decided not to make its first annual profit after spending £150m on trying to lower customers’ electricity and gas bills.
HSBC to close quarter of UK bank branches
HSBC announced that it would close 25% of its branches in the UK starting next April, as more people switch to online banking.
HSBC misled consumers with ‘greenwashing’ adverts while failing to disclose information about its continued financing of fossil fuels.
In a landmark ruling by the Advertising Watchdog, HSBC was accused of misleading consumers and greenwashing its reputation.
Forget COP26. The world needs COPPER 26 via Reuters
COP26 has a blind spot. The prime ministers and corporate bigwigs gathered in Glasgow want to cut demand for the fossil fuels that constitute most of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions. To
St Brides Partners Weekly Brief, Saturday 6th November 2021
Bonfire night last night, where we celebrate once a year the failed attempt of regicide by Guy Fawkes against King James I by making a giant bonfire and burning a
Forget COP26. The world needs COPPER 26 via Reuters
COP26 has a blind spot. The prime ministers and corporate bigwigs gathered in Glasgow want to cut demand for the fossil fuels that constitute most of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions. To
Half of the world’s fossil fuel assets may be worthless by 2036
According to research, about half the world’s fossil fuel assets would be worthless in 2036 under a net transition.
Share Talk Weekly Small Cap Movers & Shakers – 31st October 2021
A busy week for the small-cap market, in the spotlight were Bens Creek Group PLC (AIM :BEN), who floated on the 19th of October. Already, the share price has more
St Brides Partners Weekly Brief, Saturday 30th October 2021
COP26 is due to begin at the end of next week in Glasgow where world leaders will meet and decide upon policies that will affect our planet.
Shell’s third-quarter adjusted earnings fell 25% to $4.1bn
Unaudited results were reported by the company, but its shareholders lost out due to their large payday.