
Yara cuts ribbon on Europe’s largest industrial carbon capture facility
Yara’s Sluiskil plant can capture and liquefy up to 800,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually for permanent storage in Norway. The project

Yara’s Sluiskil plant can capture and liquefy up to 800,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually for permanent storage in Norway. The project

Qualitas Energy has agreed to acquire Cero Generation’s core European business from Macquarie, including a 5.8 GW solar and battery portfolio

Draft rules would require new ground-mounted solar and onshore wind plants commissioned after 1 July 2027 to install co-located storage equal

Saipem’s Castorone has begun laying the offshore pipeline for the UK’s first CO₂ transport and storage network. The initial system is

An anonymous NESO engineer has alleged that inadequate forecasting and dispatch tools are leaving control room staff with poor visibility and

India curtailed nearly 11 TWh of solar electricity over 15 months, including 8.13 TWh during the second quarter of 2026. Solar

Bridging the Gap: From Proven Energy Innovation to Commercial Scale 29–30 September 2026 | IET Savoy Place, London Why do so

Authored by Rod MacGregor, chief executive at GlassPoint While industrial heat hasn’t dominated the headlines around this year’s Strait of Hormuz

Octopus Energy has acquired BD Energy, a Danish specialist that automates about 99% of its short-term electricity trading. The deal gives

From 1 September 2027, new fixed-term energy contracts for designated non-domestic premises must require the customer to have or accept a





