Computational ‘time machine’ shows solar and wind on track for 2°C target but not...
Wind and solar power have grown faster than almost anyone predicted but projecting their future expansion remains surprisingly difficult. Researchers at Chalmers University of...
Octopus Energy and Prosperity Group unveil world’s largest Zero Bills site
Octopus Energy and Prosperity Group have teamed up to deliver the world’s largest Zero Bills site to date, where residents won’t pay a penny...
Planning boost for Coventry and Warwick investment zoneÂ
The redevelopment of Coventry Airport has taken a step forward with the unamiouse granting of detailed planning permission for the £2.5bn GreenPower Park site.
Warwick District...
Rolls-Royce welcomes contract with UK Government for delivery of Small Modular Reactors
Rolls-Royce today welcomes the announcement that Rolls-Royce SMR has signed a landmark contract with Great British Energy – Nuclear that paves the way for...
Report calls for temporary power to ease EU grid strain
A new white paper has revealed how temporary and engineered on-site power solutions can accelerate grid modernisation across Europe and alleviate rising pressure on...
Burges Salmon advises ITM Power plc on £40m strategic equity investment by Great British...
The Equity Capital Markets team from Burges Salmon has advised long-standing client ITM Power, a leading designer and manufacturer of industrial-scale electrolysers for green...
Renewables are winning but the grid is not ready
The UK has recently confirmed a record number of solar and wind contracts as part of its 2030 renewable energy strategy, showing rapid growth...
GHNF to begin accepting applications from Welsh projects
The Green Heat Network Fund (GHNF) will open to Welsh projects from Round 12, unlocking new opportunities for clean heat and accelerating Wales’ path to net...
Green Hydrogen production confirmed at Port of Tilbury in major boost for UK industrial...
GeoPura and Forth Ports have signed an agreement to produce green hydrogen on site at the Port of Tilbury starting this year. This plant...
Emergency repairs consuming up to half of maintenance budgets for some NHS Trusts Â
Schneider Electric has released a new research report based on Freedom of Information (FOI) data from 66 NHS Trusts in England. The findings in The...
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...