Surging wholesale gas prices mean a number of suppliers are on the brink of collapse – and consumers are facing ever higher prices.
Intensive energy users like fertiliser plants are starting to shut down because the cost is becoming prohibitive. Ian King finds out more with Svein Tore Holsether, CEO of Yara International.
Plus, City AM, London’s business focused morning free paper, is relaunching its print product, and Ian hears about the accelerating growth of the UK’s tech sector.
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