
MoD radar agreement removes key consent condition for Norfolk Vanguard
The government has discharged the air defence radar condition attached to the Norfolk Vanguard offshore wind consent. The decision removes a

The government has discharged the air defence radar condition attached to the Norfolk Vanguard offshore wind consent. The decision removes a

A Commons committee says “net zero” has become a distraction and should be removed from the energy department’s name and used

The 300 MW Onuba project is among the largest European electrolysis developments to reach construction. More than €300 million of public

Britain has approximately 83 GW of batteries in its reformed connection queue, in addition to 7 GW already operating – around

Community groups can apply for grants of up to £3 million, while English councils can receive up to £100,000 to develop

The European Investment Bank has made its first investment in small modular reactor technology, offering Steady Energy up to €40 million.

Almost three quarters of England remains in drought or prolonged dry weather following an exceptionally dry spring and summer. The Environment

The Climate Change Committee says Heathrow expansion is incompatible with net zero under current policy, but has stopped short of ruling

New statutory guidance asks Ofgem to give greater weight to domestic capability, jobs, skills and supply chain resilience when regulating network

Volvo has started series production of a heavy electric truck capable of a claimed 700 km per charge, extending battery-electric technology





