The top sports events to watch in London in 2024 January 3, 2024 The coming 12 months will see London at the heart of a number of iconic sports events. From sport which returns annually to European finals that the city has bid for, here are 15 of the top events to put in your calendar for 2024. Men’s and Women’s Guinness Six Nations 10 February, 9, March, [...]
Lettuce remember: One year on from Liz Truss’ disastrous mini-budget September 22, 2023 One year on from the mini-budget, City A.M. takes a look at the fallout and asks whether Truss still has the ability to influence the Conservative Party going forward.
Gas prices spike after explosion at US LNG plant leaves Europe scrambling for supplies June 9, 2022 Freeport LNG, which operates the largest US export plants producing LNG, will cease trading for three weeks, raising fears of supply shortages.
Tower Cold Chain runs hot after Covid booster May 10, 2022 It is 22 years since this multi-award-winning company’s founder John Pring filed his first patent for a reusable container to transport temperature sensitive pharmaceuticals, life-science, and biotech products, and 20 years since the first products were launched. Much has happened in those two decades: a name change from Kryotrans to Tower Cold Chain, a lot [...]
OPEC remains bullish on oil demand and downplays Omicron variant December 13, 2021 OPEC raised its oil demand forecast for the first quarter of 2022, anticipating the new Omicron variant will be “mild and short-lived”.
Consumer watchdog urges energy users to boost energy efficiency to drive down household bills May 5, 2022 Uswitch.com has called on households to focus on energy efficiency and ramping up insulation to ease the pressure of rising energy bills.
Russia threatens to send supplies to other countries if EU brings in oil ban May 19, 2022 Russia is prepared to send any supplies rejected by European countries to other regions such as Asia if it brings in more energy sanctions.
Clean air and recycling dominate London’s top environmental awards March 22, 2021 Firms tackling air pollution and championing recycling have been recognised at the Clean City Awards, the capital’s environmental ‘Oscars’. The financial services sector triumphed, with the Bank of England and Investec PLC praised for their work in tackling environmental issues. The scheme, now in its 26th year, rewards City businesses leading the way in improving their [...]
Gas prices volatile amid geopolitical uncertainty March 21, 2022 Natural gas prices have dropped heavily from historic peaks, but remain volatile and elevated amid sustained geopolitical tensions.
Oil prices could take seven years to calm down, warn industry experts June 7, 2022 Oil prices could take seven years to return to normal levels, warned energy analysts, reducing the prospect of the windfall tax being lifted early.