Islip, a town in Long Island, has voted to permanently ban BESS facilities, blocking a proposed project from moving forward....
Locally owned renewables could be vital to energy system
Community-owned renewable energy capacity across National Grid Electricity Distribution’s regions could reach 1.5GW by 2035 under an ambitious growth scenario,...
Businesses support delaying the Clean Power 2030 target by five years
UK businesses are warning of a potential energy cost shock as the country pushes towards its Clean Power 2030 target....
Could floating offshore wind be disturbing marine life? New technology listens in
New £2.7 million technology beneath the waves is listening to mammals to create a live map of their behaviour. Launched...
Former MI6 chief warns UK faces energy security ‘cliff edge’
Former MI6 chief Sir Richard Dearlove has warned that the UK is dangerously exposed to energy security risks, pointing to...
Public sector organisations save £7.4 million with low-carbon projects
Public sector organisations across the UK have saved £7.4 million and cut more than 15,000 tonnes of carbon annually through...
Diverse electricity systems are becoming more expensive
A new report has found that electricity systems are becoming more diverse as countries balance decarbonisation, energy security and rising...
Ofgem proposes new fee to clear battery grid connection queue
Ofgem has launched a public consultation to approve a new commitment fee to help clear the battery connections queue and...
Applications to install household low-carbon devices soars amid solar boom
Over 500,000 applications to connect household low-carbon devices have been processed on Energy Networks Association’s (ENA) Connect Direct since its...
Fuel cells could slash grid delays
Businesses waiting years for grid connections could increasingly generate their own electricity using solid oxide fuel cells, as soaring AI...