Good Energy’s near-£100m takeover deal with UAE-linked firm sparks renewables expansion
Good Energy, the British renewable electricity supplier, has agreed to a takeover deal worth close to £100m from Dubai-based Esyasoft,
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Author: Richard Elton
Stoke-on-Trent partners with SSE to drive green heating revolution
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has named SSE Energy Solutions as its exclusive strategic energy partner, aiming to accelerate the city’s transition
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Solar overtakes coal in EU electricity mix for the first time
Solar energy has surged ahead of coal in the EU’s power sector, supplying 11% of the bloc’s electricity in 2024
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Government unveils spring Planning Bill to accelerate critical infrastructure
The UK government has confirmed that it will bring forward a Planning and Infrastructure Bill this spring, aimed at expediting
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Mutual Energy explores pumped hydro scheme for Belfast lough
A Northern Ireland energy firm is assessing the viability of a hydro-electric power project in County Antrim that could bolster the region’s renewable energy supply.
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Turning the Tide: Wave and Tidal Energy’s Moment in the British Isles
The harbour at Kirkwall in Orkney is busy with boats—some ferrying tourists out to view local wildlife, others supporting an altogether more futuristic enterprise.
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The Great Retrofit: Transforming the UK’s Older Homes for a Green Future
Rows of Victorian terraced houses in Leeds stand much as they have for well over a century. Their weathered brick façades, wrought-iron railings, and narrow sash windows exude a certain timeless charm.
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Millions of homeowners set to gain from government’s solar power pledge
Millions of UK homeowners are set to receive grants and low-interest loans to install solar panels and batteries, helping cut bills and boost the push for clean energy by 2030.
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National Grid outlines a record £35bn investment to nearly double UK electricity transmission capacity by 2031
National Grid outlines a record £35bn investment to nearly double UK electricity transmission capacity by 2031, supporting Labour’s pledge to decarbonise the sector and unlocking long-delayed green energy projects.
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Miliband planning shake-up to bypass local opposition in wind farm push
Ed Miliband, the Energy Secretary, is poised to rewrite Britain’s planning rules to clear the path for a massive expansion of wind and solar energy, effectively reducing local powers to block or alter green energy projects.
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