Solar panels could be the cure for the energy crisis hangover, says James Cunningham, MD, Geo Green Power Energy prices may have stabilised, but they have certainly not returned to pre-energy crisis levels. Ultimately this means paying more for energy, ...
Read More »University of Bradford and SSE Energy Solutions partner to drive green technology and skills development
A strategic partnership has been signed between the University of Bradford and energy infrastructure expert SSE Energy Solutions to collaborate on education, research, and the implementation of sustainable energy initiatives. The partnership aims to use the expertise and resources of both ...
Read More »Government must ‘act now’ on energy storage or risk energy security and net zero
A House of Lords committee has warned the Government that it must “act fast” to ensure long-duration energy storage technologies can scale up in time to play a vital role in decarbonising the electricity system and ensuring energy security by ...
Read More »Solivus adds solar solutions to bp’s integrated energy portfolio
Following a rigorous and competitive commercial bid process, Solivus, a pioneering developer of lightweight solar solutions has been awarded a three-year contract for the engineering, procurement, construction, and installation of PV Solar Systems for bp and its customers. The purpose ...
Read More »Mitie to deliver electrical works for new MYTILINEOS project
Mitie has secured a new project with MYTILINEOS Energy & Metals, an international industrial company with a focus on integrated development of renewable energy sources (RES), to deliver electrical grid connection works for a solar PV development site in Barkestone, ...
Read More »Veolia feasibility study highlights potential of carbon capture technology
Veolia has launched a site feasibility study ahead of a pilot project to use innovative carbon capture processes in energy recovery facilities (ERF) in the UK, which could deliver greater sustainability to marine and aviation transport, and achieve ecological transformation ...
Read More »Veolia successfully completes vehicle-to-grid trial
The waste collection fleet operator plans to electrify all of its 1,800 Refuse Collection Vehicles, RCV, in the country by 2040, and has unveiled a world-first vehicle-to-grid (V2G) innovation that will enable waste collection trucks to power UK homes by ...
Read More »Most UK businesses unprepared for energy shortages or disruptions
New data by UK power solutions provider, Critical Power Supplies (CPS), reveals that more than half of organisations are unprepared for future energy shortages or disruptions despite more than two-thirds agreeing that demand for back-up power generation is set to ...
Read More »Avoiding the bystander effect in decarbonisation
By Tim Rook, Chief Markets Officer at Clade Engineering Systems Most organisations have an active desire to tackle climate change and make positive changes within their business practice towards long-term sustainability. Climate initiatives, business grants, and information about renewable energy ...
Read More »Kimberly-Clark Professional launches first-ever wind farm
Kimberly-Clark Professional is celebrating a major milestone in its ambitious drive towards green energy with the official opening of a new onshore wind farm by Màiri McAllan, Member of the Scottish Parliament for the Clydesdale constituency and Cabinet Secretary for ...
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