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Boris Johnson’s Renewable Energy Policy: Promises 40 Gigawatts Of Offshore Wind For UK By 2030
The United Kingdom’s current Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has promised to deliver even more offshore wind power if his [...]
The UK Reaches A Remarkable Renewable Milestone
The UK has just ended its first quarter ever in which electricity generation from renewables outpaced fossil fuel-fired power [...]
UK Needs 13 GW of DSR, Smart EV Charging and V2G Ramp Up for Net Zero Goal
… and it will be quite an effort. The U.K.’s grid operator, National Grid, released a new report on [...]
Britain: Homes and Businesses to Be Paid for Exporting Excess Renewable Energy to the Grid
The Smart Export Guarantee places a legal obligation on energy suppliers with more than 150,000 customers to introduce export [...]
UK Government Committee Backs Net-Zero Climate Goal for 2050
Renewable energy players cheered a government-sponsored report recommending the U.K. set a date of 2050 for achieving net-zero carbon [...]
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 [...]
Landmark Change for Renewable Gas Markets in the UK
Renewable gas holds a nascent status in the UK, but a recent change in rules for reporting greenhouse gas [...]
Solar Panels Surpass Coal-Fired Electricity in Previously ‘Unthinkable’ Feat in the UK
For six months until September, more electricity came from sunlight than coal-fired power stations Solar panels generated more electricity than coal in the [...]
Attractiveness of UK for Renewable Energy Investors Plummets
According to a new report by Ernst & Young (EY), interest in the UK with regard to investment in renewable energy has [...]
UK: The Observer View on the Tory Renewable Energy Policy
The Conservative party has spent much time mocking Labour for being out of touch on business issues, particularly Jeremy [...]