Researchers have confirmed that the flash floods that caused destruction throughout Nepal and Tibet were preceded by unusually high temperatures....
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...
You can own an energy project says Labour
Britons could soon own a direct stake in the wind farms, solar projects and other clean energy schemes built in...
England needs seven months of above-average rainfall to escape drought
New Environment Agency modelling shows the country needs around 120% of typical rainfall between September and March for every region...
Public support for UK energy transition is weakening
Poor communication and concerns over rising costs are weakening public support for the UK’s energy transition, a parliamentary report has...
UK inflation jumps to 3.1% as fuel prices soar
UK inflation has risen to 3.1%, moving further away from The Bank of England’s 2% target. The increase has been...
Water company complaints soar as households face higher bills
Complaints about water companies have soared as households grapple with higher bills. The consumer watchdog recorded its biggest annual rise...
Lords launch inquiry into risks of renewable intermittency
Peers have launched a new inquiry into whether Britain can keep the lights on during prolonged periods of very low...