Classic Fine Foods secures electric vans through Fraikin
Premium food distributor Classic Fine Foods has taken delivery of 15 new 3.5-tonne electric vans in a five-year contract hire deal with Fraikin.
The Mercedes-Benz...
UK may have accidentally locked itself out of a cheaper route to net zero,...
The UK may have inadvertently locked itself out of one of the most cost-effective routes to delivering net zero, according to a new report...
Heat pump grant cuts would be “short-sighted”, expert warns as £687m paid through scheme
Reported cuts to the Boiler Upgrade Scheme could make low-carbon heating less affordable and threaten skilled jobs, an industry expert has warned.
More than £687...
Bidfood unveils overhead electric charging at Slough depot
Wholesaler Bidfood has opened a four-bay overhead charging gantry at its Slough depot, believed to be the first of its kind at a UK...
SGE UK and Origin Nuclear sign letter of intent for the operation of SGE...
SGE SMR UK, the UK-based project company of European SMR developer and investor SGE, and Origin Nuclear have signed a letter of intent to...
Bosses believe, employees aren’t convinced – The net zero divide
Confidence among business owners and C-suite employees in reaching net zero is twice that of entry level employees, while half of junior workers are...
PowerTitan 3.0 validates system-level safety under extreme large-scale fire test
Sungrow, PV inverter and energy storage system provider, announced that its latest PowerTitan 3.0 battery energy storage system (BESS) has successfully completed a large-scale...
Volvo Buses and Alexander Dennis explore tram-style EV
Volvo Buses and Alexander Dennis are looking to develop a tram-style electric bus for the UK, designed to support high-capacity, rapid transit with a...
SP Energy Networks ditches diesel for veg oil in £46M generator investment
New supply chain framework will support jobs, training and business growth from North Wales to South Ayrshire
SP Energy Networks is ditching diesel for vegetable...
National Grid and Climate-i launch innovative trial to capture SF6 emissions from electricity network...
National Grid has launched an innovative trial with climate-tech start-up Climate-i to explore a new way of reducing sulphur hexafluoride (SF6) emissions from its...
Coordinated policy action needed to unlock the full value of recoverable heat
A new report from Energy Systems Nexus calls for a coordinated policy approach – spanning carbon reporting, capital funding and data infrastructure – to...
Funding for rapid EV charging in London
Sustainable Development Capital – the manager of the London EDGE Fund – has entered into an agreement with EVN Group for the installation of...
Coventry secondary school unveils new energy installation to support its sustainability targets
Ash Green School in Coventry has today unveiled a new £70,000 energy management installation to reduce consumption and costs at the school by around...
Building a partner channel without creating channel conflict
As the TPI market becomes more competitive and energy procurement increasingly complex, Tritility is expanding its indirect channel proposition. Josh Coleman, Head of Indirect...
Energy Institute launches new industry programme to tackle barriers to AI adoption in energy
Alongside partners Applied Computing and KBR, the Energy Institute (EI) has launched a new industry programme to help the energy sector use artificial intelligence...
Jackdaw gas field gets green light
Jackdaw will start to supply gas from the end of this month, after the Energy Secretary agreed that the regulator can grant consent for...
Torridge to install Believ EV charge points
Torridge District Council has appointed EV charge point operator (CPO) Believ to deliver a new network of public charging infrastructure across the district, supporting...
Why UK businesses are now competing with AI data centres for grid capacity
Commercial energy buyers have spent this year watching gas and power curves for the usual signals, storage levels, geopolitical risk, seasonal demand. A quieter...
Qair begins construction of 46MW Brecks Solar Farm in Nottinghamshire
Qair has commenced construction of the 46MW Brecks Solar Farm in Nottinghamshire, marking the company’s first renewable energy project in the UK to enter...
London Stadium hits 1 million kWh solar energy milestone
London Stadium has generated more than 1 million kWh of clean energy since its solar panels went live in July 2025. This output provides...