Jillian Ambrose is an Energy Correspondent at The Guardian. She covers a wide range of topics related to energy, including clean energy, fossil fuels, and the climate crisis, with a focus on energy policy, sustainability, and regulation. Jillian's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Grist, EURACTIV, and Mother Jones, among others.
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The Labour government’s decision has implications for household energy bills, the UK economy and the climate crisis
By: Jillian Ambrose
Read this exciting story from The Guardian October 22, 2026 issue. About four years and six energy secretaries after it was given the green light, the Jackdaw gasfield has been given consent to begin production. So what does this mean for the Labour party, household bills, the economy and the climate crisis?
Great Britain is expected to pay some of the highest energy costs in Europe this winter as its reliance on imports to ensure a steady supply is forecast to deepen.
By: Jillian Ambrose
Official forecasts show country will meet energy demand by paying high prices to secure imports
By: Jillian Ambrose
Chris Packham among voices calling on Treasury to scale back £24bn for ‘national embarrassment’ projects in budget
By: Jillian Ambrose
Campaigners are calling on the chancellor to cut the government's £24bn spending plans for “fairytale” carbon capture technologies in favour of funding green schemes that can reliably cut emissions and lower energy bills.
By: Jillian Ambrose
The government's plan to fund a multibillion-pound nuclear plant at the Sizewell site in Suffolk represents a “terrible deal” for the UK taxpayer over the rest of the century, according to the government's spending watchdog.
Chancellor’s ‘new course’ includes a £100 one-off payment, low-carbon upgrade loans and an end to standing charges
John Healey has unveiled a package of support for households being buffeted by “global economic storms”.
By: Jillian Ambrose
Energy firm to return $5bn to shareholders as climate campaigners criticise high profits
