Ed Miliband, the Shadow Secretary of State for Business and Industrial Strategy, has articulated a vision for Great British Energy, focusing on the establishment of a secure energy system grounded
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Ed Miliband, the UK Energy Secretary, is positioned at the heart of a contentious debate regarding new oil and gas projects off the coast of Aberdeen. The Jackdaw oil and
A Danish energy giant has reactivated its plans for a significant wind farm in the North Sea, following assurances from Ed Miliband regarding additional financial support amounting to billions. This
Recent figures reveal a staggering statistic regarding Britain’s wind farm turbines. Last year, they wasted sufficient energy to power all of London’s homes. This shocking data highlights the inefficiencies present
In a recent development, a wind farm project backed by BP has been cancelled, leaving the future of a second project uncertain following the failure to secure government contracts in
Experts at Cornwall Insight have warned that the UK government is on course to miss its target for decarbonising the power sector by as much as a decade. The goal,
British households are set to shoulder billions more in energy costs following new disclosures on green subsidy funding. The Office for Budget Responsibility has revealed that an additional £1 billion
Britain’s ageing energy infrastructure is under intense scrutiny following a major blaze at a substation near Heathrow Airport which paralysed the country’s busiest transport hub. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has
Recent data highlights a sharp rise in house fires blamed on solar panels and their batteries, raising concerns about Labour’s ambitious plans to dramatically expand residential solar installations across the
Ed Miliband’s ambition to decarbonise Britain’s power grid by 2030 has been thrust into question this week, with the announcement of a £1.08 billion annual budget for new offshore wind
Ed Miliband’s ambitious target of achieving 95 percent clean energy by 2030 has encountered a fresh obstacle as the Government revised down its forecasts for the output of wind farms.
Britain is more dependent than ever on imported electricity as new data reveals a record 16 per cent of energy consumed during the first nine months of this year was
Eighteen miles off the Norfolk coast, last week marked a pivotal moment in Britain’s energy transition. The Valaris 72 oil rig, typically associated with petroleum exploration, was instead drilling the
Plans have advanced for the UK’s largest solar farm to date, bringing together renewable energy ambitions and mounting local opposition. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has given the green light to
Labour’s stance on North Sea oil and gas extraction appears to be shifting, with Chancellor Rachel Reeves indicating a softer approach towards the much-criticised crackdown on new drilling. As Britain
Ed Miliband, the UK energy secretary, is prepared to advance new measures aimed at encouraging oil and gas drilling in the North Sea, despite Labour’s firm manifesto commitment not to
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