Is it time to reconsider biomass subsidies?
It is time to consider re-routing UK biomass subsidies to new technologies? By Victoria Judd, Counsel at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw
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Energy
Wind farms to power every UK home by 2030, says PM
Wind power will provide electricity to every home in the country by 2030, Boris Johnson will say in his conference
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2.8 billion people still cook with polluting fuels
Nearly 2.8 billion people around the world still cook with traditional polluting fuels and technologies, according to a new report
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Work begins on zero carbon neighbourhood in Kent
Work has started on a new project which aims to turn vacant land in Sittingbourne into one of the most
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Scania has launched its first fully electric truck range
Scania, the heavy commercial vehicle manufacturer, has launched its first fully electric truck range. With a range of up to
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NHS Scotland to outline strategy to achieve net-zero
Global consultancy group Ricardo has announced that they will be supporting NHS Scotland to achieve net-zero emissions before 2045. Ricardo
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UK faces a legal challenge over post-Brexit Emissions Trading Scheme
The government faces a legal challenge following their decision to exclude municipal waste incinerators from the UK Emissions Trading Scheme
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Bristol sells off energy customers and brand
Bristol City Council has announced it has sold Bristol Energy’s domestic customers and brand to Together Energy for £14m. The
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What does the Green Homes Grant mean for boilers?
What does the Green Homes Grant mean for boilers and how can homeowners heat their properties more efficiently? The government
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Nottingham sells Robin Hood customers to British Gas
Nottingham City Council has announced that all the customers of its troubled energy company, Robin Hood Energy, are to be
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65 companies to search for oil and gas in UK waters
The UK government has granted 113 licences for 65 companies to search for more oil and gas in the North
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CO2 emissions 14% lower than the same period in 2019
Carbon emissions remain 14% lower than the same period in 2019, according to recent research conducted by Carbon Trust. Carbon
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TUC calls for regional net-zero plans
The TUC has called for a series of regional industrial plans to help the UK achieve its net-zero carbon emission
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Why businesses should go green
Going green dramatically benefits businesses and it should be central to their coronavirus recovery strategy, writes Jagannadha Pawan Tamvada from
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The UK is the 15th most eco-conscious country
The UK is the 15th most eco-conscious country, falling behind on its air pollution and garbage disposal, according to new
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5G will play a key role in green economy, says O2
5G will play a key role in creating a greener economy, according to a new report published by mobile network
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Urgent action needed to save ‘shovel-ready’ renewable heat projects
British Biogas businesses have urged energy minister Kwasi Kwarteng to include all eligible renewable heat projects in the Covid-19 Extension
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UK’s largest council-owned battery storage site goes live
Kiwi Power has commissioned the final 5MW of battery storage at South Somerset District Council’s (SSDC) ground-breaking site at Fideoak
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Bristol City Council sells off part of energy business
Bristol City Council has confirmed it has sold part of its Bristol Energy business to Yü Energy for £1.34m. The
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Nuclear power and the COVID-19 crisis
Darren Walsh, head of power and Simon Naylor, an associate at law firm DWF write for Environment Journal about the
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