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Solar power to be world’s largest power source by 2035
Solar power is set to become the world’s largest source of power by 2035 as ...
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Europe can meet energy demand just through renewables, study finds
Europe has enough resources to meet its energy demand solely through renewable sources, a new ...
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University of Aberdeen announces new Centre for Energy Transition
The University of Aberdeen has announced its ambition to set up a new Centre for ...
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Britain’s energy reaches lowest carbon day ever
Britain’s electricity system produced its lowest ever carbon emissions in one day at the end ...
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Renewables now major part of EU power mix, report finds
Renewables have generated more power across the EU than fossil fuels in the first half ...
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Renewable energy consumption can drive up energy poverty, study finds
Renewable energy can reduce carbon emissions but can also have the knock-on effect of increasing ...
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Energy-related carbon emissions rise at fastest rate since 2011
The energy industry’s carbon emissions rose at their fastest rate in almost a decade in ...
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Norwich council announces renewable energy partnership
Norwich City Council has announced Roar Power, a partnership between the council and the French ...
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Anaerobic digestion could prevent ‘millions of tonnes’ of food going to waste
Giving large-scale food and drink manufacturers more support to install on-site anaerobic digestion facilities could ...
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UK is EU’s leading fossil fuels subsidiser, commission finds
The UK gives more subsidies to fossil fuels than any other country in the EU, ...
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