According to a new report by New Zealand’s government, the country is at risk of more frequent heatwaves, resulting in...
Drought declared in Yorkshire as water levels remain low
Yorkshire has officially entered drought status, due to low water levels in reservoirs and rivers. This announcement follows the declaration...
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...
Sellafield removes 110m³ of radioactive liquor from ageing tanks
110m³ of 23 year old radioactive material has been removed from a Nuclear site in Cumbria, called Sellafield. The process...
Climate change is warming the Amazon by 1.4C
The Nature Conservancy and the University of Maryland have published their results following a study of the warming of the...
Thousands of renewable control panels left vulnerable to cyber attacks
Could Europe’s solar parks and windfarms be easily hacked? A new report reveals significant vulnerabilities. Research by Modat and the...
North Sea decommissioning company fined £300k for excess CO2 emissions
Decommissioning company CNR has been fined £300,000 for breaching its vent consent of its Ninian fields in the North Sea....
Locally produced green energy could reduce bills – report says
Making Hampshire and the Solent region a green energy exporter could reduce energy bills for residents and local businesses, according...
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...