CNF enters Australia with Queensland SAF tie-up as Canberra weighs fuel mandate
September 10, 2026
UK developer Carbon Neutral Fuels has signed an MoU with Energy Estate to assess a sustainable aviation fuel project in North
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Energy transition could drive metals bull market as supply struggles to keep pace
September 10, 2026
Coface expects copper, nickel and aluminium markets to tighten significantly by 2035 as electrification, renewable energy, grids, batteries and data centres
Five biomass plants face 2027 closure after government rejects successor support
September 10, 2026
The government will not replace Renewables Obligation support for biomass generators below 100 MW when their accreditation expires. Melton Renewable Energy
Westminster admits grid underinvestment as Scottish inquiry exposes £1.28 billion constraint penalty
September 9, 2026
Wind generators were paid £370 million to reduce output in 2024/25, while turning up gas plants cost £910 million. Ministers say
Review urges AI-enabled grid operations by 2035 as government opens consultation
September 9, 2026
An independent review has recommended probabilistic, AI-supported grid operations by 2035 and planning by 2036, but the government has not yet
NESO’s no-bid Palantir award exposes digital lock-in at the heart of grid reform
September 9, 2026
Britain’s publicly owned system operator has awarded Palantir a £21 million contract without competition, citing technical dependence on the supplier. The
New Energy Weekly partners with Energy Landscape UK (ELUK2026) Conference & Exhibition
September 8, 2026
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EU puts €200 million behind Greenland partnership as Arctic minerals race intensifies
September 8, 2026
The EU will invest €200m in Greenland during 2026 and 2027 across sustainable mining, energy, digital infrastructure and public services. The
TerraPower targets first UK-based Natrium reactor by 2034
September 8, 2026
TerraPower says its first British Natrium reactor could generate electricity in 2034, three years after the expected completion of its US
Wales proposes public energy company to turn projects into national assets
September 7, 2026
The Welsh government is consulting on combining Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru, Ynni Cymru and relevant energy service functions into one publicly owned
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