According to a new report by New Zealand’s government, the country is at risk of more frequent heatwaves, resulting in...
Cash to ditch disruptive power works
An SSEN Distribution-led project has received funding from Ofgem to deliver quicker, less disruptive electricity connections. The current system largely...
Most councils unaware of heat network rules
Research has found that only 24% of housing associations and councils are aware of heat network zoning regulations, while only...
Ofgem transforms energy network with £16.2 million funding boost
Ofgem has provided a total of £16.2 million to 16 projects to help drive the transformation of the UK’s energy...
National Grid ahead of schedule on Great Grid Upgrade
National Grid has reached a milestone on its Grain to Tilbury project, which is part of The Great Grid Upgrade,...
Equinor threatens to stop UK investment if Rosebank and Jackdaw don’t get approved
Loredana Sangiuliano / Shutterstock.com The boss of Norwegian state oil company Equinor has warned it may roll back investment in...
The world wastes more energy than it uses
A new report draws attention to global wasted energy problem. The world wastes more energy than it uses, whilst Europe’s...
World’s first synthetic natural gas manufacturer opens in UK
The UK now has its first ever manufacturing facility for synthetic natural gas (SNG) systems at over 60,000 sqft –...
UK steel faces decline unless recycling production expands
The UK could become increasingly reliant on imported steel unless it expands domestic recycling and production capacity, according to new...
Floating wind capacity increases by 38% in one year
Obatala-photography / Shutterstock.com Global floating offshore wind capacity has increased by 38% over the past year, reaching 382MW, according to...