Britain’s public electric vehicle charging infrastructure witnessed substantial growth in 2024, with the total number of chargers increasing by 36% to reach 73,421 units by year-end, according to data from
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Spanish households are witnessing a significant shift in renewable energy adoption as balcony-mounted solar panels gain traction, following Germany’s successful implementation of ‘Balkonkraftwerk’ or balcony power plants. This innovative approach
National Grid has announced an unprecedented £35 billion investment plan to modernise electricity transmission infrastructure across England and Wales, marking the largest upgrade initiative in a generation. The ambitious proposal,
The stability of North America’s electrical infrastructure faces unprecedented challenges as artificial intelligence and data centres drive power consumption to historic levels, according to a stark warning from the industry
The United Kingdom’s government is preparing to modify its electric vehicle (EV) regulations as sales struggle to meet expectations. Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds is launching a swift consultation next week
British power giant Drax has secured a groundbreaking agreement to supply over one million tonnes of woody biomass annually to Pathway Energy, marking its strategic entry into the sustainable aviation
In a dramatic shift of energy policy, Norway’s ruling coalition parties are pushing to disconnect power links with Denmark and potentially renegotiate agreements with the UK and Germany as domestic
In a landmark announcement, SSEN Transmission has submitted ambitious proposals to regulators, outlining plans for a £31 billion upgrade to the electricity transmission network across northern Scotland. The comprehensive investment
British households are bracing for another increase in their energy bills, with the typical annual dual-fuel bill projected to rise by 1 per cent to £1,762 when Ofgem updates the
Renewable energy is poised to dominate the UK’s electricity generation landscape this year, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s transition towards cleaner power sources. According to research from think-tank
Brussels has issued guidance to EU member states advising against granting the UK expanded access to the bloc’s electricity markets, despite warnings from industry leaders that this stance could result
Denmark’s renewable energy giant Ørsted has witnessed a dramatic fall from grace, with its market value plummeting roughly 70% since 2021. The company, once heralded as a pioneer in the
In a significant strategic shift, Shell has declared it will not pursue any new offshore wind projects, marking a notable retreat from renewable energy initiatives under the leadership of Chief
Britain’s nuclear power landscape faces a pivotal moment as EDF contemplates extending Sizewell B’s operational lifespan by two decades. The £700 million investment would secure the plant’s future until 2055,
In a groundbreaking development for Britain’s renewable energy sector, former Tesco chief Sir Dave Lewis is spearheading an extraordinary venture to construct the world’s longest undersea power cable, connecting Morocco’s
Swedish battery manufacturer Northvolt has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States, marking a significant setback for European ambitions to challenge Asian dominance in the electric vehicle
