E.on and Yorkshire Water to harness sewage heat for 40,000 homes
E.on and Yorkshire Water plan to use sewage heat to provide low-carbon heating for 40,000 Sheffield homes, aiming to expand heat networks and reduce carbon emissions.
Read MoreE.on and Yorkshire Water plan to use sewage heat to provide low-carbon heating for 40,000 Sheffield homes, aiming to expand heat networks and reduce carbon emissions.
Read MoreLabour to mandate electric heat pumps in new homes by 2027 to cut carbon emissions under the ‘Future Homes Standard’ policy. The move aims to reduce housing emissions, improve energy efficiency, and support the UK’s journey to net zero.
Read MoreBrookfield acquires a 12.45% stake in Orsted’s UK offshore wind farms, including Hornsea 1 and 2, in a £1.75bn deal. Discover how this investment supports the UK’s renewable energy goals.
Read MoreGood Energy, approached by Dubai’s Esyasoft for a potential takeover, has acquired UK-based Empower Energy, expanding its solar installation reach in a deal worth up to £8 million.
Read MoreCornwall Council’s new solar canopy at New County Hall will generate a third of the building’s electricity needs, reducing emissions by 50 tonnes and cutting energy costs.
Read MoreThe UK and Scottish governments have announced a joint initiative to reform the planning process for new energy infrastructure projects in Scotland.
Read MoreAtrato Onsite Energy’s £39.4m solar farm, Yorkshire’s largest, goes live to provide enough clean energy for 20,000 homes and support OVO’s zero-carbon goals by 2035.
Read MoreIberdrola and Masdar complete turbine installation at the 476 MW Baltic Eagle offshore wind farm, which will provide clean energy to 475,000 homes and reduce carbon emissions by 800,000 tonnes annually.
Read MoreFormer Bank of England Governor Mark Carney allegedly lobbied Chancellor Rachel Reeves to relax heat pump subsidy rules.
Read MoreIberdrola, owner of Scottish Power, pledges £24bn investment to upgrade the UK’s energy grid and build new wind farms as part of its commitment to boost Britain’s green energy future.
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