An Exeter housing estate has quietly become the first in the UK to run entirely on renewable liquid gas for...
How noisy is clean power?
The University of Manchester is leading a new research programme aimed at removing one of the biggest uncertainties facing the...
Will data centres scupper decarbonisation plans?
Will data centres power the UK’s economic growth or quietly drain energy, water and scupper Labour’s plan to decarbonise the...
Bath Road energy centre strengthens Bristol’s low-carbon heat network
Plans for the Bath Road Energy Centre have been approved by Bristol City Council, unlocking a major expansion of low-carbon...
First engineering train arrives at Sizewell C, cutting carbon and traffic
Olav Opheim, Wind Naval ArchitetsThe first engineering train has arrived at the Sizewell C construction site on the Suffolk coast,...
Councils push electrification to cut emissions but budgets and skills threaten delivery
New FOI-backed research from Schneider Electric shows English councils are accelerating building electrification and renewables to cut emissions and improve...
NESO rewires UK
Britain’s grid planning is being rewired as the National Energy System Operator launches a first of its kind regional blueprint...
Smart meter delayed – you’ll now get £40
Energy customers will soon get automatic cash compensation when smart meter installs drag on or repairs stall as Ofgem tightens...
Net Hero Podcast – Will we really get warmer homes?
Last week the Warm Homes Plan was published with £15 billion on the table and a promise to upgrade millions...
Electric buses and solar power drive cleaner transport in Loughborough
Loughborough has taken a major step towards low-emission public transport as Kinchbus begins operating electric buses supported by smart charging...