Energy
Cuba Faces 'Energy Emergency' as Officials Struggle to Restore Power to 10M Citizens After Grid Collapse
Over 10 million Cubans face a nationwide blackout after the main energy plant failure, with officials also struggling to quickly restore power.
Energy Supplier Equinor Becomes Orsted's 2nd Largest Shareholder With 9.8% Stake Worth $2.5 Billion
Equinor invested $2.5 billion for a 9.8% stake in Danish offshore wind developer Orsted to expand its renewable energy portfolio despite sector challenges.
Oil Prices at Risk of Rising Above $100 After Intensifying Middle East Conflict
Oil prices saw a slight increase following Israel's airstrike that killed the Hezbollah leader, but no significant disruptions to oil supplies are expected as the market anticipates no major war between Iran and Israel.
UK Energy Firm to Compensate 1,395 Customers $3M for Mishandling Their Complaints
Ovo has been ordered to pay $3M (£2.4M) in compensation and fines after regulators found it failed to address 1,395 customer complaints promptly, with each customer receiving $301 (£271).