Malta’s second Sicily interconnector moves closer as cable-laying vessel confirmed
Maltese Energy Minister Miriam Dalli says work on the island's second electricity interconnector with Sicily could begin within months, strengthening security of supply and...
The grid reality gap threatening UK industrial growth
The UK’s industrial sector is broadly optimistic about growth, with 28% of organisations expecting to expand by 26-50% within the next three years. But...
Why carbon emissions and biodiversity can’t stay in separate silos
Written by Dr Tara Garraty, Senior Scientist & Biodiversity Lead, Tunley Environmental
As the world continues to discuss efforts to mitigate against climate change, one...
CeraPhi Energy announces progression of Kirby Misperton Geothermal heat network project
CeraPhi Energy is pleased to announce the continued development of the Kirby Misperton Heat Network project, an innovative low-carbon heating initiative that will repurpose...
Quadrupling biogas production requires action at all levels
A new report by Guidehouse for the European Biogas Association (EBA) reveals that by 2030 Europe (the EU-27, the UK, Norway and Switzerland) has...
World’s first large-scale 100% hydrogen engine tested at Wärtsilä’s Bermeo laboratory to support the Spanish grid
Wärtsilä has started validation of a new 100% hydrogen engine to power Spain’s national electricity grid in Bermeo, northern Spain – the world’s first...
Net Zero on the horizon for Lancaster University thanks to renewable energy investment
Lancaster University has taken a leap towards net zero, regularly generating 100% of its own electricity for the first time this spring through a...
Consortium highlights progress in synthetic kerosene – and the gap to large-scale availability
Today, KLM Cityhopper, INERATEC, Hamburg Airport and MB Energy jointly operated a passenger flight between Amsterdam and Hamburg using a blend of alternative aviation...
Three quarters of British manufacturers see ‘sustainability’ as brand image over genuine action
More than three quarters (77%) of UK manufacturing leaders believe sustainability is driven more by brand image than meaningful action, according to new research...
Sunbelt Rentals UK & Ireland achieves EcoVadis Platinum Rating
Sunbelt Rentals UK & Ireland has achieved the EcoVadis Platinum award, placing the business in the top 1% of companies assessed globally for sustainability...
Upcoming carbon changes could create new pressures for energy projects
The UK’s upcoming Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), due to come into force in 2027, is already reshaping conversations across the energy and infrastructure...
Carbon capture is now delivering greener cement, but the biggest challenge remains scale
New data shows that although first-of-a-kind carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects are now operational, less than 2% of total global emissions from the cement...
National Grid to upgrade crucial overhead electricity transmission line in the south of England
National Grid is set to begin a major programme of refurbishment works on its overhead electricity transmission lines between Mannington substation in East Dorset...
Cleantech REPS gets $23.6m to turn road traffic into clean electricity at scale
REPS patented technology converts vehicle traffic into electrical energy. In 6 months since first it has generated over 6,700 kWh of electricity from real...
British public places higher importance on new infrastructure than visual impact
New polling across England, Scotland and Wales shows strong public backing for the UK’s energy infrastructure programme, with clear priorities centred on jobs, climate...
When AI and a brewery compete for the same electricity, who wins?
Dr Phil Wu on the energy allocation question that the AI boom is quietly forcing onto the agenda
Somewhere in the United Kingdom, a planning...
Is it time to realise the UK’s geothermal potential?
The UK’s geothermal sector is gaining momentum. While geothermal energy currently supplies less than 0.3% of national heat demand, this figure masks a growing...
£13.5mn government funding unlocks next phase of Bristol heat network
The Bristol heat network has been awarded £13.5 million from the Government’s Green Heat Network Fund to deliver the Temple Quarter heat network project. This is a major...
Heat network designers prioritise flexibility as REHAU reports shift in product demand
New sales data from REHAU reveals a move towards flexible district heating design, with its CLIP-FLEX shroud increasing its share of REHAU shroud sales...
NatWest Group commits £20 billion to drive growth across the North of England over...
NatWest Group has today announced a £20 billion funding commitment over the next ten years to drive economic growth across the North of England, supporting...