UK launches £219 million SAF fund as supply fears test aviation decarbonisation strategy
June 16, 2026
The UK government has announced a £219 million low carbon fuels fund, with £93 million available over the next two years
Renewables
Global execs predict all‑electric operations by 2035 – but not without policy support
June 16, 2026
A poll of 1,994 executives across 18 countries found that 90% of businesses expect their operations to be largely electrified by
Johnson Matthey to supply Phelan Green’s South African eSAF project
June 16, 2026
Johnson Matthey Catalyst Technologies (JM CT) has licensed its HyCOgen and FT CANS technologies to Phelan Green Hydrogen for a planned
Furukawa Electric and Tokamak Energy to explore UK manufacture of superconducting tape
June 15, 2026
Japan’s Furukawa Electric and UK nuclear fusion specialist Tokamak Energy will explore the establishment of high‑temperature superconducting (HTS) tape manufacturing in
Wärtsilä tests ‘world’s first’ 100% hydrogen engine, teases zero‑carbon power
June 15, 2026
Finnish technology group Wärtsilä has successfully operated a large‑scale engine running on 100% hydrogen, supplying power to Spain’s national grid from
Shell mulls $1 billion offshore wind sale as retreat from renewables deepens
June 15, 2026
Shell is reportedly preparing to sell offshore wind assets in a process that could raise more than $1bn, with Rothschild &
Energy security, electrification and the ocean: A trio of global inflection points
June 12, 2026
OPEC production collapse: OPEC’s oil output fell to 20.04 million barrels per day in April, its lowest level since at least
Ofgem finds energy suppliers financially stronger but warns risks remain
June 11, 2026
Ofgem’s 2026 Supplier Financial Resilience Report shows that domestic suppliers held £6.8 billion in regulatory capital in March 2026, more than
Solar trumps coal in US power mix for first time despite Trump’s revival attempts
June 11, 2026
Solar generated 12.8% of US electricity in May, overtaking coal at 12.2% for the first time on a monthly basis, according
Safety bodies urge caution over plug‑in solar as UK plans market rollout
June 11, 2026
A coalition of electrical safety bodies has urged the UK government to pause the rollout of plug‑in solar panels until comprehensive
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