Four UKSOL kits have received “compliant” listings on the electricity networks’ technical register. Approved plug-in solar becomes lawful in the UK
Community groups that want to install renewable energy projects and decarbonise their buildings will be able to access additional Scottish government
The UK has sanctioned 19 targets spanning Russian banks, shadow fleet tankers and companies supplying metals used in military equipment. Sinopec
Data centre projects of 40 MW or more could be required to secure between £237,500 and £712,500 for every megawatt of
TotalEnergies will appeal a French judgment requiring its corporate vigilance plan to address Scope 3 emissions from customers using its oil
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is reportedly inclined to support both Rosebank and Jackdaw North Sea developments, but no formal decision has
VAT on domestic electricity will fall from 5% to zero from 1 October, reducing the annualised Ofgem price cap by about
British Steel has entered public ownership, securing Scunthorpe’s blast furnaces and the UK’s remaining primary steel capability. Nationalisation averts an immediate
Berlin is planning €13.3 billion of energy cost relief for businesses and households in 2027, €2.5 billion more than this year.
The Marine Management Organisation has been appointed lead environmental regulator for the proposed £175mn Port of Tyne Clean Energy Park. The
