Offshore wind could cover around 11% of the North Sea by 2050 if governments deliver on current political promises, according...
UK’s leading battery developers to meet in Leicester
The battery sector is being urged to move from innovation into real-world deployment as industry leaders prepare to gather in...
Installers love heat pump training scheme
Heat pump training backed by government funding is winning strong support from installers as ministers try to build the workforce...
Ofgem told to approve £4.5bn of extra spend on transmission
National Grid has asked Ofgem to approve around £4.5bn of new investment across the electricity transmission network in England and...
French city overhauls public transport with electric bus and trolleybus network
The French city of Limoges is planning a comprehensive overhaul of its public transport system, expanding its electric network through...
Heat pumps shown to slash emissions and energy use in future homes
Science has proved heat pumps are more efficient than gas boilers.New research from Bellway and the University of Salford, has...
Net zero is already supporting a million jobs
The UK’s net zero economy is no longer a distant bet, it is already supporting 1.1 million jobs and generating...
UK’s first carbon capture Energy-from-Waste plant moves into construction phase
Construction of the UK’s first full-scale carbon capture plant for Energy-from-Waste has entered a major new phase at Encyclis’ Protos...
Low-carbon concrete breakthrough in major London housing development
Brent Cross Town has become the first residential development in the UK to use calcined clay concrete in permanent works,...
Great British Energy office takes shape in Aberdeen
Great British Energy’s permanent headquarters is now taking shape in Aberdeen, with fit-out work beginning at Marischal Square.The Government Property...