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Commercial fusion race shifts from laboratories to supply chains
Investment rises in the sector in the hope that it can provide abundant carbon-free electricity
Financial Times Energy
Daily Debrief
Top stories from Tuesday 14 July 2026
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Good Energy inks its 'largest ever' offshore wind PPA deal with Ørsted
Agreement will deliver 400GWh of renewable electricity over two years - enough to power 74,000 UK homes a year
Business Green - #3
Nuclear fusion industry attracts record annual funding of $4.5bn
Fusion industry's annual report reveals sector has now secured over $14bn of investment since 2021, as race to deliver commercial projects accelerates
Business Green - #4
'Greener plants for greener vehicles': Auto industry's renewables drive cuts 14,000 tonnes of CO2 from UK vehicle production
SMMT says further gains from renewables roll out depends on faster grid connections and simpler planning rules
Business Green - #5
TotalEnergies' floating turbine hits the water in boost to big oil’s green ambitions
Ocergy is enjoying the chance to show that its OCG-Wind technology is faster to build, as floating turbine readies for deployment in North Sea off coast of Aberdeen, Scotland
Recharge News - #6
CeraPhi Energy and Star Energy announce agreement to repurpose UK wells for geothermal energy
CeraPhi Energy Ltd has signed a strategic agreement with Star Energy Group plc that will enable the transition of legacy onshore oil and gas wells into sustainable geothermal energy centres across the UK.
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Corporate report: National Energy System Operator framework document
Framework document between the National Energy System Operator (NESO) and the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ).
DESNZ (Gov.uk) - #8
Burnham must shift renewables costs to slash energy bills, say UK business chiefs
Likely incoming Prime Minister urged to shake-up incentive costs and back corporate PPAs as CBI and Energy UK flag pressure on British companies
Recharge News - #9
Warm Homes Plan: Why community-based organisations are key to delivery
Samanthi Theminimulle and Leonie Taylor from The Young Foundation explore how the UK can meet its climate goals while ensuring the benefits of retrofitted, energy efficient homes are felt across the country
Business Green - #10
Cadeler secures loan to build new offshore wind installation vessel
Lending syndicate includes HSBC, KfW IPEX-Bank, Rabobank and DNB Bank
Recharge News - #11
'The climate of the 20th Century has now gone': Met Office warns weather extremes are 'new normal'
Latest Met Office State of the Climate report for 2025 confirms latest wave of record-breaking temperatures and warns further warming is now inevitable
Business Green - #12
BP low carbon business expecting $1bn writedown
Supermajor said its second quarter results would show impairment related to gas and low carbon energy segment
Recharge News - #13
The execution economy of battery storage
As markets mature, competitive advantage is moving away from deploying capacity and towards executing battergy storage projects better.
Energy Monitor (GlobalData) - #14
Six years after spin-off, Siemens Energy and Siemens Gamesa rebrand
German energy tech giant and its wind turbine unit to be united under new umbrella name
Recharge News - #15
Lhyfe and Messer Forge Long Term Hydrogen Partnership as Market Shifts Toward Bankable Demand
Lhyfe has signed a strategic partnership with industrial gas company Messer, which will acquire a 30% stake in four of its hydrogen production sites in France and Germany while committing to a 10 year renewable hydrogen supply agreement, strengthening both the company's commercial outlook and financing model.
Energy News Europe