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Over the past few months European energy prices have risen to unprecedented levels, with gas and power supply concerns continually adding risk premium to...
Battery bonanza: Twenty-fold storage expansion to characterise the world in the 2020s, say Bloomberg
Energy practitioners all sense it. Now a leading consultancy is the latest to put numbers around the intuition: “The 2020s are the decade of...
Windel and Canadian Solar eye a further 1.5 GW of UK battery projects
For the second time in less than a year, British renewables developer Windel Energy and integrated module manufacturer Canadian Solar have teamed up to...
Vanarama: EV charging investment inadequate
The boss of one of Britain’s biggest car leasing businesses has dismissed the government’s planned investment in EV charging infrastructure as “inadequate”.
Andy Alderson (pictured),...
UK short of podium in global ‘Energy Trilemma’ rankings
At equal fourth place in global rankings, Britain is juggling better than most of 126 other nations the triple concerns of energy security of...
Electric Morris JE makes public debut at Fully Charged Live
The electric Morris JE, a 21st century re-imagining of the famous 1950’s J-Type, has made its public debut at the Fully Charged Live event...
SSE and Total to offer corporate PPAs from Seagreen offshore farm
Corporate power buyers are to be offered the chance to bid for new form PPAs offered by two energy companies, sourced direct from their...
Record Q2 prices for GB power, as nukes’ spring lag continues, and carbon trades...
Lockdown easings and closures of nuclear plants pushed day-ahead electricity prices 15% higher year on year in the three months to 30 June, data...
Johnson must lead on carbon behaviour change, say NG-ESO’s Future Energy Scenarios
“Direct changes to consumer behaviour” to be instigated by the Johnson administration are “pivotal” to Britain reaching Net Zero by 2050, the National Grid-ESO...
Octopus eyes £1.3bn of clean power projects, seeks £100 million towards buying them
Asset managers Octopus Renewables Infrastructure Trust (ORIT) have signalled they’re hitting the acquisition trail again. The company has is seeking a £100 million injection...
On and on and on: Government sets 4-hour challenge in £68 million tech contest...
Imititating the power retaining capabilities at grid scale of a famous rabbit is the goal is the goal for a new engineering endurance contest unveiled...
Stoke planners approve iGas’ geothermal design, offering green warmth ‘for decades to come’
Geothermal heat for Britain’s cities warmed up as a prospect this morning, with developer iGas’ announcement that it had received planning permission for a...
SSE grows profits 4% in lockdown, will boost clean generation 1GW each year till...
Generator and DNO SSE today reported steady-state pre-tax profits up 4% to £1.07bn in the twelve months to April. Net capex held steady at...
How Can Energy Companies Enable A Risk-Free Transition to Renewable Business?
How Can Energy Companies Enable A Risk-Free Transition to Renewable Business?
Climate change is already making its mark on the world. Extreme and unpredictable weather,...
Social Energy receives investment to pursue rapid growth
Renewable energy scale-up Social Energy has received a significant investment in its UK and Australian energy business from fund manager CarVal Investors.
The cleantech company...
Redevelopment of former shipyard to support offshore energy
Shepherd Offshore have announced a partnership with North Tyneside Council for the redevelopment of the historic Swan Hunter Shipyard.
Shepherd Offshore has become ownership of...
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SSE shrugs off Moody’s negative outlook
SSE has shrugged off a negative note from Moody’s, which yesterday maintained SSE’s Baa1 rating but changed its outlook to negative.
Moody's cited higher than...
SMMT reveals sales of EVs storming ahead while manufacturing capacity lags behind
According to the latest figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders (SMMT) today, new car registrations in the UK rose for the...
How technology Is helping the oil and gas industry to persist
Once formidable giants with a monopoly on the energy sector, the oil and gas industry is having a bit of an identity crisis. The...