Wind and solar developers have expressed their dissatisfaction following the government’s recent decision to adjust subsidies by linking payments to a lower inflation measure. This shift has raised concerns within
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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
A prominent Labour donor has decided to withdraw funding for plans to launch the world’s first all-electric airline, a project aimed at advancing the aviation industry’s sustainability agenda. Dale Vince,
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
Germany’s EnBW has announced its decision to withdraw from the offshore wind projects Morgan and Mona in the Irish Sea. This decision comes in the wake of difficulties in securing
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,
Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm has squandered approximately 77 per cent of its potential electricity generation because of insufficient capacity on Britain’s national grid. The Seagreen development, operated by SSE,
Orsted, recognised as the world’s largest offshore wind farm developer, has initiated legal proceedings against the United States government following the suspension of a nearly completed five billion dollar project
Drax Group is exploring the development of a significant data centre beside Britain’s largest power station, as it aims to meet surging electricity demand driven by artificial intelligence. The FTSE
Britain’s National Energy System Operator has initiated a sweeping review of hundreds of electricity generation projects to alleviate a critical backlog within the national grid. This measure seeks to prioritise
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
Equinor, the Norwegian state-backed energy company, has unveiled plans to drill 250 oil and gas exploration wells off Norway by 2035. The initiative, one of Norway’s largest ever industrial undertakings,
Plans have been unveiled for a five point three billion pound merger between HICL Infrastructure and The Renewables Infrastructure Group TRIG aiming to create the largest listed infrastructure company in
Shell has dealt a setback to the UK Government’s net zero strategy by announcing its withdrawal from two significant offshore wind farm developments in the North Sea. The company has
Britain is at a crossroads as government ambitions to reach net zero spark concerns among agricultural experts and Members of Parliament. A cross-party committee report warns that plans to construct
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
