Rachel Millard is a clean energy correspondent at the Financial Times. She covers a broad range of topics including climate policy, renewable energy, and energy sustainability, with a focus on the intersection of energy and finance. Rachel's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as The Telegraph, Yahoo Finance UK, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Rachel Millard's coverage focuses on energy and business, with an emphasis on government announcements, legal policy regulation and data citations. Her articles cover a wide range of topics within the energy sector including energy security, gas prices, renewable energy, offshore wind industry as well as UK energy policy.
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By: Rachel Millard
Household energy debts hit £4.8bn in the UK, adding more than £50 a year to the average bill
Analysts argue that household bills will rise as lower wholesale costs are offset by higher spending on electricity networks and renewables subsidies
By: Rachel Millard, Stephanie Findlay
Boom in gas turbines to meet demand from data centres, IEA figures show
By: Rachel Millard, Malcolm Moore
Long-running trial over blighting of Niger Delta due to begin next year
By: Rachel Millard
Fast-growing energy supplier says employee share ownership means it’s not a ‘them and us’ company
Suffolk facility started running in 1995 and remains Britain’s most recently built nuclear installation
By: Ryohtaroh Satoh, Anastasia Stognei, Rachel Millard
Ukraine drone strikes have hammered Russia’s refineries
By: Stephanie Findlay, Rachel Millard
Traders fear escalating hostilities could further restrict the flow of crude through the Strait of Hormuz
Aditya Birla Renewables takes on Shell’s renewable assets in India as energy major continues to refocus on oil and gas
By: Rachel Millard
Higher energy prices and soaring refining margins help reduce borrowing
