A new housing project in Scotland will use panels made from recycled glass in what developers describe as a world-first...
Hormuz closure changing global energy policy
Since the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, 115 countries have adopted policies to tackle the energy impact of the...
Dulux maker goes all green
AkzoNobel, who make the famous Dulux paints, have transitioned to using 100% renewable energy across Europe and the Americas.The company...
Government’s Warm Home scheme set to slash energy bills in Leicester
Sirapob Horien / Shutterstock.comHouseholders in Leicester could be set for £9,749 worth of energy savings thanks to the Warm Homes...
UKEF widens support for sustainable aviation fuel projects
UK Export Finance is widening its support for British sustainable aviation fuel projects as the Government looks to boost clean...
Elexon resets flexibility market plan
Elexon has revised its plan to standardise Britain’s fragmented flexibility markets, promising simpler access, common digital systems and clearer rules...
Burnham should make heat pumps a priority
The UK will struggle to meet its heat network ambitions without clearer regulation, targeted funding and stronger recognition of heat...
EDF launches £25,000 sustainability grant for small businesses
EDF Small Business has launched a new £25,000 sustainability grant programme to help UK small businesses invest in greener technologies...
Army expands renewable energy with new solar array at Larkhill
A new solar array at Larkhill Garrison in Wiltshire is helping the British Army reduce carbon emissions while strengthening energy...
Combining low-carbon technologies could cut household energy bills by more than 80%
Households could reduce their energy bills by more than 80% by combining low-carbon technologies with suitable time-of-use tariffs, according to...