According to the first edition of a new quarterly report of sun and solar, July was the UK’s sunniest on...
China proposes export controls on solar technology
China is proposing export controls on 12 of the technologies used for solar equipment, following the use of solar in...
Ofgem to investigate electricity system performance during heatwave
Ofgem will investigate how well the electricity system and market performed throughout the June heatwave, after receiving NESO’s account. The...
Atlantic Ocean current could recover from global warming damage
An Atlantic ocean current system, that has been weakened by global warming, could recover over time if the climate cools,...
Grid upgrade gets approved at lower price
Ofgem has approved £642.1 million for a major upgrade to the electricity grid between Suffolk and Essex, while knocking more...
UK nuclear sector marks 70 years as employment hits record high
Following the 70th anniversary of the civil nuclear industry there has been an estimated 2.4 billion tonnes of carbon emissions...
Ofgem could activate Market Stabilisation Charge
Ofgem have opened a consultation about switching on the Market Stabilisation Charge (MSC) as the regulator describes energy prices and...
New guidance helps sports clubs and schools become greener
New guidance has been set out to help sports clubs, schools and developers deliver Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) while protecting...
Energy Secretary says Jackdaw gas field decision is “imminent”
Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh has said a decision on whether to allow the development of the Jackdaw gas field in...
Drowning or drying up? UK tackles water extremes with new taskforce
Neil Bussey / Shutterstock.com A new taskforce tackling floods and drought will be launched this week and will meet on...