“The reality is most of the companies, if not all of them that have sadly failed, have done so because they were selling long-term energy contracts but buying short-term energy, and so when the wholesale cost rose, they weren’t able to deliver on the prices they promised or even on the price cap,” said Mr Jackson.
With him in charge, the bank said: “Sri Lanka was able to maintain sound and stable macro-economic fundamentals, with...
Last week, CF Industries, the UK’s biggest CO2 producer, stopped production at its Teesside and Cheshire fertiliser plants “due...
In June, Centrica said it planned to to cut around 5,000 jobs to “arrest the decline” of the company.
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AstraZeneca has scrapped plans to invest £450m in expanding a vaccine manufacturing plant in Merseyside, blaming a reduction in...
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