Tag: UK
Solar Broke Records All Over Europe This Summer
And more could be broken next year as deployment picks up. This year saw new solar output highs across [...]
UK: 50% Renewable Power at No Added Cost: National Infrastructure Commission Backs 2030 Power Mix
The National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) has stressed that the UK could meet half its power demand from renewables by [...]
Wind Power Overtakes Nuclear Energy in UK for First Time Over Last Three Months
Record comes as MPs warn of ‘dramatic and worrying collapse’ in clean energy investment Windfarms provided more electricity than Britain’s nuclear [...]
Electric Cars: Charge Points Could be Requirement in New Build Homes
New homes in suburban England would need to be fitted with electric car charging points under a government proposal [...]
UK: Clean Growth Strategy Slammed by Government Committee as MPs Sound Alarm on Green Finance
The Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) has issued a damning verdict of the government’s approach to clean energy investment in [...]
Scotland and Wales Environment Ministers Band Together on Brexit Strategy
Environment ministers from the two nations pledge to work together to protect devolved green agendas Environment ministers from Scotland [...]
UK Public Support For Renewable Energy Remains At All-Time High
The latest Public Attitudes Tracking Survey conducted by the UK’s Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy published this [...]
Energy Round-Up: is a 65% Renewables Target Achievable for Britian?
Last week Jeremy Corbyn pledged that under a future Labour government renewables would cover 65% of our electricity needs by 2030. [...]
Where Next for UK Renewable Energy Policy?
In November last year, former Decc secretary (and now home secretary) Amber Rudd said: “Frankly, if at all possible, [...]
UK Disbands Energy and Climate Change Department
The new UK government has disbanded the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC). The new Department of Business, Energy [...]