According to a new report by New Zealand’s government, the country is at risk of more frequent heatwaves, resulting in...
Northern Irish householders urged to prepare, as flood risk grows
Quirky Badger / Shutterstock.com Northern Ireland’s Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins is encouraging people to get “flood aware” as the risks...
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...
Another drought permit granted as heatwave effects continue
A drought permit has been granted to a reservoir in Exmoor, which is currently holding 18% capacity, as opposed to...
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...
UK roadmap targets low-carbon ammonia rollout by 2036
A roadmap published this week outlines a plan of action to the UK achieving low-carbon ammonia as a strategic national...
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 –...
Water congress follows driest month ever recorded in UK
The IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition is being held this week in Glasgow, covering the current state of the...