During the first quarter of the year. energy sources such as wind. solar and hydropower generated 8.877GWh of power.
Read More »Solar Farms Generate Wide Range of Benefits for Local Ecosystems
The Solar Trade Association says well-designed and well-managed solar farms frequently deliver broad benefits for biodiversity and sustainable agriculture across the UK.
Read More »UK Passes Law for Net Zero Emissions by 2050
It has become the first major economy in the world to do so.
Read More »Health and Safety of Offshore Wind Sector Continues to Improve Into 2018
The G+ Offshore Wind Health and Safety Organisation has highlighted a fall in the total number of health and safety incidents among its members last year.
Read More »Huge VAT Increase for Solar and Battery Storage Products
Supplies of coal as a fuel for homes will continue to receive a reduced 5% VAT rate.
Read More »First of More Than 100 Solar-Powered Electric Forecourts Planned for Essex
It is part of GRIDSERVE’s £1bn UK-wide programme to make EV charging as easy as using petrol stations.
Read More »New Jersey picks Ørsted for First Offshore Wind Project
The 1.100MW Ocean Wind offshore wind farm is expected to power more than half a million homes.
Read More »New £160m Wood to Energy Plant Fired Up in Wales
The Margam Green Energy Plant has the potential to manage around 250.000 tonnes of waste wood a year.
Read More »Supermarket Freezer Aisles Could Provide a Cool Way to Balance the Grid
A mocked-up supermarket has proven freezer aisles across the UK could be used as a giant virtual battery.
Read More »Domestic Efficiency Measures Pay for Themselves 12 Years Faster Than Renewables
New research highlights how the average renewable installation. such as rooftop solar panels or mini wind turbines. takes 21 years and three months before it starts to make a saving.
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