The Greener Game: delivering for policy, not just grassroots football
Football has always been about more than what happens on the pitch. At its best, the sport brings people together, anchors communities, and opens...
Eastern Green Link 4 confirms £3bn supply chain boost
Britain’s next subsea electrical highway has confirmed £3bn of major supply chain contracts, marking a significant step forward in delivering critical energy infrastructure while...
97% of UK plant managers are struggling to meet green regulations, reveals new report
UK manufacturing faces significant pressure to comply with F-Gas legislation, a challenge exacerbated by widespread ageing cooling infrastructure, volatile market conditions, and the growing...
Smarter energy networks needed for net zero, reveals VisNet ‘VisAbility’ report
A report released by VisNet, from EA Technology, reveals a compelling paradox: three in every four consumers in the UK think they can cut...
100 years on from their creation, the UK’s electricity networks are delivering a grid...
In 1926 the UK was a global pioneer in establishing a national Central Electricity Board, now the UK’s electricity networks have revealed some of...
Navigating the tides of IP: Patent strategies for offshore wind and energy storage
By Lawrence Paleschi, Senior Associate at Carpmaels & Ransford
The UK is rapidly accelerating its offshore wind capabilities, highlighted by the historic 8.4GW Allocation Round...
National hydrogen network takes major step forward as plans unveiled
Leading renewable energy company, Low Carbon, has successfully brought nearly 240MW of large-scale solar capacity into operations in the UK over the last year...
From pilots to production: what’s really holding hydrogen back in UK industry?
Chris Hyde, Business Line Manager – Air and Gas Applications, Atlas Copco UK
The UK hydrogen market has reached an inflection point. Enquiries are real,...
Cost of Net Zero by 2050 less than a single fossil fuel price shock​
The Climate Change Committee (CCC) has released a new report to complement its 2025 advice on the UK’s Seventh Carbon Budget.Â
The independent, statutory body tested its cost and energy security conclusions against different scenarios. It...
Industrial leaders ready to invest in flexible, electrified operations
According to new research, industrial organisations are showing renewed momentum in decarbonising their operations, with power grid investment, demand-side mechanisms, and digitalisation emerging as...
Stargate Hydrogen signs the first partnership in the UK
Stargate Hydrogen announced an agreement with Seacht Group, marking its first partnership in the United Kingdom. The agreement is an important milestone in Stargate...
Scotland’s Celtic Renewables secures £16.23 million investment for new bio-based chemicals production facility at...
Scottish green chemicals firm, Celtic Renewables, has secured £16.23 million in public and private funding to scale its production of high-demand green chemicals.
The funding...
Natural ‘fingerprints’ show captured CO2 is permanently locked into rock at Iceland site
A new monitoring approach could cut costs and complexity for large‑scale underground CO2 storage, a study from the University of Edinburgh has shown.
The study found...
Two-thirds of Local Authorities don’t believe they will achieve net-zero by 2050Â
Research reveals that many local authorities in England are making significant strides in retrofitting their buildings, adopting renewable energy and electrifying infrastructure as part...
Energy companies unite in bid to create Britain’s first hydrogen network in the Humber
Four of Britain’s leading energy companies – National Gas, Centrica, Equinor and SSE Thermal – have launched a coordinated bid to develop Britain’s first...
Trimble sponsors global design challenge to empower future engineers
Trimble recently announced a two-year sponsorship of the Engineering for People Design Challenge, led by Engineers Without Borders UK in collaboration with Engineers Without...
Aggreko highlights urgent need for flexible power as Europe’s power grid struggles to keep...
Aggreko today urged European industry and policymakers to adopt a more pragmatic approach to decarbonisation, emphasising the rising importance of hybrid energy systems built...
Lombard Shipping looks to halve electricity costs with integrated solar, battery and EV charging...
Lombard Shipping, a leading domestic and international logistics provider, is targeting a 50% reduction in electricity costs at its flagship logistics hub in Ipswich...
Xoserve and NESO forge strategic data partnership
Great Britain’s National Energy System Operator (NESO) has signed a data-sharing agreement with Xoserve, the gas system’s Central Data Services Provider, marking a major...
John Crane supports next-generation geothermal project in the US
John Crane, a leader in flow-control technologies, innovator in solutions for rotating equipment and a business of Smiths Group plc, has been selected to...