14th December 2019
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Energy environment Features 

Floating offshore wind farms are the future of UK energy, according to report

31st October 2019 Pippa Neill

RenewablesUK and Scottish Renewables have released a report which sets out a plan for the development of floating offshore wind

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Energy environment Features 

Community owned solar farm to provide power to 4,500 homes

31st October 2019 Pippa Neill

The UK’s largest community-owned solar-farm in Warwickshire has secured long-term finance.  Triodos Bank UK has provided loans of £12m and

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Energy Features 

Solar panels to be fitted on 187 Tesco stores

30th October 201931st October 2019 Pippa Neill

Tesco announced on Monday (October 28) plans to install solar systems at a number of sites across the U.K, the

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Energy Features 

The long-anticipated Environment Bill leaves room for improvement

30th October 201930th October 2019 Samantha Deacon

The long-anticipated publication of England’s Environment Bill is a welcome landmark for environmental policy. Keen to enshrine in law the

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Energy 

From a coal-free fortnight to a coal-free forever

29th October 201911th December 2019 Dominic Fava

For a two-week period in May 2019, Britain met its electricity needs without burning coal. This was the longest period

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Energy environment Features 

Bristol council has invested £450,000 into community energy

25th October 2019 Pippa Neill

Bristol Community Energy fund has invested nearly half a million into various small scale renewable energy projects across the city. 

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Energy Features 

Why environmental transparency in banking matters

25th October 2019 Pippa Neill

Major banks and financial institutions have been accused of trying to hide massive investments into the fossil fuel industry, but

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Energy Features 

Government to encourage electric products to be manufactured at home

24th October 2019 Pippa Neill

The UK government will spend £80m supporting the manufacturing of new electric technologies within the UK.  According to the government,

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Energy Features 

Environmental performance and the compliance superhero

24th October 201923rd October 2019 Brian Payer

Compliance Officer. Not traditionally a role to fill the heart with joy, or put fire in the belly of an

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Energy Features 

Ministers urged to use local strategies to aid net-zero plans

23rd October 201923rd October 2019 Jamie Hailstone

Two leading think tanks have called on the government to fast-track more local industrial strategies in order to help regions

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Energy Pollution Transport 

Green number plates planned for EVs

22nd October 2019 Pippa Neill

The government has announced a consultation on introducing green number plates for zero-emission cars which they believe could help encourage

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Energy Features Uncategorised 

Fossil fuel corporations have deceived the public on climate change, report says

22nd October 2019 Pippa Neill

An international group of scientists have published a report which claims how for decades, fossil fuel corporations such as Exxon

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Energy Features Transport & Highways 

SSE Energy launches new ‘free electricity’ tariff for EV drivers

22nd October 2019 Thomas Barrett

SSE Energy Services has launched a new tariff for electric vehicle (EV) owners, giving them up to 2,000 kWh of

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Energy Waste and Recycling 

Scotland looks to single use plastic ban

18th October 2019 Pippa Neill

The Scottish government has announced plans to match the EU Single-Use Plastic Directive in order to tackle marine litter coming

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Energy Features 

Bacteria in seawater could be used to create renewable biofuels

18th October 201918th October 2019 Pippa Neill

Bacteria that grows in seawater could be used to create renewable biofuels, according to researchers at the University of Manchester. 

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Energy Features 

14 UK cinemas could soon be equipped with solar panels

17th October 201918th October 2019 Thomas Barrett

14 UK cinemas could have solar panels fitted to their roofs after Empire Cinemas signed a Memorandum of Understanding with

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Energy environment Features 

Google announces ‘biggest ever’ clean energy deals

16th October 201916th October 2019 Pippa Neill

Google has announced the biggest corporate purchase of renewable energy in history, however, the company has received criticism for still

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Energy Features Jobs 

Increase of CO2 has resulted in a 2% loss of global GDP, study says

14th October 201914th October 2019 Pippa Neill

An increase in CO2 emissions could lead to reduced labour productivity, with lower-income countries facing a productivity loss nine times

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Energy Features 

How local authorities are responding to the 25 Year Environment Plan

14th October 201914th October 2019 Sue Halliwell

Sue Halliwell, joint chair of ADEPT’s South East Board and Director for Planning and Place at Oxfordshire County Council, discusses

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Energy environment Features 

Abu Dhabi commits to 75% clean energy by 2050, but oil production is still expanding

14th October 2019 Pippa Neill

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) plans to develop a 2 gigawatt (GW) solar-energy scheme, the largest single-site solar scheme in

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What does the election mean for the future of the planet?
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What does the election mean for the future of the planet?

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Many urban rivers are hidden underground – ‘daylighting’ them would bring nature back to cities
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Many urban rivers are hidden underground – ‘daylighting’ them would bring nature back to cities

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ClientEarth says BP’s advertising campaign is ‘misleading and deceptive’
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ClientEarth says BP’s advertising campaign is ‘misleading and deceptive’

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COP25 may have a negative impact on the environment
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COP25 may have a negative impact on the environment

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