Ofgem has approved £642.1 million for a major upgrade to the electricity grid between Suffolk and Essex, while knocking more...
Solar panels could be printed like newspapers – without the toxic chemicals
Solar panels could be printed like newspapers, according to new research from the University of Surrey. The material needed, called...
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...
Most UK adults feel the climate change impact
New statistics from the Office for National Statistics shows that the public is increasingly feeling the effects of climate change...
Where do end of life wind turbine blades go?
A facility will be established in Scotland to recycle wind turbine blades and industrial composite waste, following a memorandum of...
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...
Anglian Water fined £1.6 million for river pollution
Scorbs / Shutterstock.com Anglian Water has been fined £1.6 million for repeated sewage pollution in the River Brain. District judge...
Nottingham secures £20m to boost clean energy innovation and jobs
The University of Nottingham will lead three new green projects following a £20 million funding grant from UK Research and...
UK Electricity Demand Is Rising Again for the First Time in Two Decades. Here’s Why That Matters at Home
Image: Unsplash/Andersen EV For twenty years, UK electricity demand fell. More efficient appliances, deindustrialisation, and energy-saving habits all pushed consumption...
Farming simulator becomes a reality with live crop data access
Satellite-based crop information can now give agricultural businesses a clearer picture of what’s happening to the crops, without having to...