Then there’s Israel and Gaza. I warned months ago in my article ‘It’s A Trap! The Wave Of Repercussions As The Middle East Fights “The Last War”’ that the war in Gaza would expand into a multi-front […]
The Nuclear Industry Association has submitted a proposal for regulatory consideration of newcleo’s lead-cooled fast reactor, marking the first application for justification of advanced nuclear technology in the UK. Justification is a regulatory process mandating […]
The price of petrol has risen by almost 6p per litre since January, with a notable 2p increase recorded in March, reaching an average of 146.48p per litre, as reported by RAC Fuel Watch. Similarly, […]
A British shipyard is closing. A&P Tees is a five-acre site in northeast England primarily focused on ship repair with two drydocks and 240 m of jetty frontage. A&P has two other yards in England. […]
When the UK’s Climate Change Committee was formed in 2008, it augured the country’s reputation as a climate trendsetter — signaling seriousness about climate goals while also giving other nations a template for their own […]
UK-based start-up, affiliated with the larger European energy group NatPower Group, has revealed plans to license three ‘gigaparks’ of large battery storage projects by next year, with ambitions to expand to ten more by 2025. […]
The UK Government has launched the British Industry Supercharger to reduce energy costs for key sectors like steel, metals and chemicals. Measures aim to align UK businesses globally, offering exemptions from certain electricity costs and […]
Ofgem launched a Market Compliance Review (MCR) last year to examine involuntary prepayment meter practices in the energy sector, aiming to prevent wrongful installations. New regulations announced in November 2023 require compliance from all energy […]
Under Ofgem’s newly implemented price cap effective from April, households inhabiting poorly insulated homes, categorised as band F on the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) scale, will experience an average increase of approximately £340 in their […]
Seven out of ten UK citizens advocate for mandatory installation of solar panels on new build homes. The study, conducted by Censuswide on behalf of Project Solar, surveyed 1,000 adults aged 25 and above. These […]
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