Saudi Arabia is in talks with regional and global investors for its first mega entertainment and sports city that’s being developed as part of the kingdom’s plans for life after oil.
Read More »Scotland’s Businesses. Local Authorities and Public Bodies Must Go Green
SP Energy Networks has revealed major plans to support a low carbon economy across the country and ensure it hits net-zero targets in the future.
Read More »Consumers Could Pay for New UK Nuclear Plants in Advance
The government is consulting on a new financing model to attract ‘significant’ private investment for future nuclear projects.
Read More »Saudi Arabia will Build First Wind Power Plant
Saudi Arabia is seeking to develop new industries to wean its economy off oil.
Read More »Government Mulls Investing £18m to Develop UK’s First Mini Nuclear Reactor
The government is proposing to use the Regulated Asset Base (RAB) financing model. which would allow developers to charge customers in advance through their existing bills.
Read More »BHP Boss Announces $400m to Tackle Existential Risk of Climate Change
CEO Andrew Mackenzie has endorsed drastic action to combat the issue of climate change. which he said was indisputable.
Read More »Africa’s Largest Wind Farm Enters Full Operation in Kenya
The consortium behind the project claims the facility now makes up around 17% of the country’s installed capacity.
Read More »Foreign Investors Eyeing Investment in Iran`s Chabahar
Foreign entities have shown interest in investing in Chabahar port in Southeastern Iran. and 11 investment agreements have been signed to be implemented by the end of this Persian year.
Read More »Government Pledges £80m for Next-Gen Greener Cars and Planes
Development of the new technologies will be led by industry and academia and supported by more than 130 organisations.
Read More »Aberdeen Council Signs Deal for 15 Hydrogen-Powered Double Deckers
It claims the move will see the city become the first in the world to introduce a double decker fleet powered by the clean gas.
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