Bio Capital will produce [food grade] CO₂ from food waste as the wider CO₂...
Bio Capital will produce carbon dioxide (CO₂) from its Granville Eco Park anaerobic digestion (AD) facility in Dungannon, Northern Ireland. One of the first...
Production starts at Schneider Electric’s new manufacturing site in North Yorkshire
Schneider Electric has officially opened its new state-of-the-art smart plant in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, with full site commissioning targeted by year end.
With Britain’s electricity...
Etching for a greener future
In a world driven by the demand for cleaner, smarter and more efficient technologies, energy has become the common thread pulling together innovation across...
enfinium’s new energy from waste facility opens in Leeds
enfinium, a leading UK energy from waste operator, has commenced operations at its Skelton Grange facility in Leeds. The new facility will play a...
Severn Wye Biochar wins £600K grant to turn carbon-negative heat into cheaper electricity
Heat from a new biochar plant in Cheshire will be converted into electricity to supply social housing thanks to Ofgem ‘Redress’ funding of £600,000...
Government looks to warehouses for help hitting clean energy target
The newly-promoted Business and Energy Minister has thrown his weight behind solar panels on warehouses as a key tool to enable the Government to...
Carbon capture technology goes live at enfinium’s EfW plant
Nuada’s next-generation carbon capture solution is now operational at enfinium’s Ferrybridge-1 energy from waste (EfW) facility in West Yorkshire. The successful commissioning of the...
GES and RINA partner to develop prototype hydrogen battery
Green Energy Storage (GES), an Italian company in the field of green energy storage, and multinational engineering consultancy, inspection and certification group, RINA, have...
The benefits of getting hydrogen strategy right
Getting the new hydrogen strategy right should mean that 2030 will be the decade “we stop paying for volatility and start paying for value”...
Global nuclear industry meets in London to “Energize the Future Now”
The global nuclear community is gathering this week at the 50th World Nuclear Symposium, taking place from 3–5 September at the Royal Lancaster, London,...
Food waste fuels Newcastle Hospitals
Bio Capital, a leading UK producer of renewable energy from food waste, announces that it has been awarded a new contract by Newcastle upon...
3.6 Million Jobs at risk from net zero blind spot
23% of industrial installations, accounting for 3.6 million jobs, are at risk during the transition to net zero, warns new research from ADE Demand.
The...
Industry-standard shipment emission calculations overestimated by 86%
Logistics emissions are being significantly overestimated due to reliance on generic calculation methods, according to new analysis from emissions intelligence company Lune.
The company reviewed...
Delivering on the Clean Power 2030: Elexon’s role in delivering more open flexibility electricity...
By Peter Stanley, Chief Executive, Elexon
Last September, Ratcliffe-on-Soar, the last coal-fired power station in Britain, shut down after 60 years, ending over 140 years...
IMI wins contract to supply 3MW PEM electrolyser to Vilnius green hydrogen project
MT Group has awarded IMI a contract to supply a 3MW PEM electrolyser to the Vilnius Green Hydrogen Production Facility project in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Vilnius...
North West Hydrogen alliance welcomes three new members
The North West Hydrogen Alliance (NWHA) announces the addition of three new members, Schneider Electric, Storengy UK, and Endress+Hauser.
With these additions, NWHA’s membership rises...
Government progresses Liverpool Bay CCS
Government has announced the projects progressing through HyNet’s Track 1 Expansion assessment process. The selected projects are in negotiations to use the Liverpool Bay...
3D model of Dublin Town – mapping 3,000 buildings on the road to net...
IES has launched a publicly accessible 3D Urban Energy Model of the Dublin Town Business Improvement District, a digital twin that places more than...
Overcoming grid congestion in emerging markets
The convergence of energy and technology has produced a number of significant innovation races in recent years. From microchips to mining, solar panels and...
Speaker highlights from ‘The New Normal of Energy’ webinar
Listen back to the full webinar to hear more from Alan and Ben, by clicking here.
Current market conditions for high-energy users are tough. Competing...