High energy prices could wipe £85 billion from the UK economy if factory closures and falling production are allowed to...
EU retrofit scheme wasting billions for little effect
EU-funded home renovation schemes are delivering only modest energy savings, with auditors warning billions are being spent on easy upgrades...
Ofgem promises to regulate brokers without undermining the market
Open letter from Louise van Rensburg, Deputy Director for Third-Party Intermediaries, OfgemOfgem’s call for input launches a review of the...
UK must move beyond recycling to accelerate circular economy
A new report commissioned by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is urging the UK to shift...
Are we heading for a cooling crisis?
Britain is being warned it could sleepwalk into a cooling crisis as another heatwave drives demand for air conditioning.The Environmental...
Clean energy powered by AI? It’s not fiction, it’s already fact!
AI could help run Britain’s future energy system faster, smarter and more cheaply but only if the sector can move...
UK’s leading battery developers to meet in Leicester
The battery sector is being urged to move from innovation into real-world deployment as industry leaders prepare to gather in...
Fishy tales could set back Hinkley even more
EDF has already spent £700 million protecting fish at Hinkley Point C, including a £50 million “fish disco” – but...
Safety fears raised over plug-in solar
Plug-in solar panels could pose fire risks, create safety hazards and undermine confidence in the energy transition unless ministers slow...
Offshore workers get new rights
Offshore wind companies and trade unions have backed a new government charter aimed at boosting workers’ rights across one of...