News
-
Energy companies call on government to update its Warm Homes Plan The Energy Saving Trust and 11 other expert home and business decarbonisation organisations have written to Miatta Fahnbulleh MP, minister for energy consumers, to make sure the government’s Warm Homes Plan permanently brings down energy bills accelerating the roll out of low-carbon heating, among much else.
-
Solar and wind make UK more energy secure, analysis finds The UK’s electricity supply has “become more British” over the past decade as the UK has become less reliant on importing fuels thanks to the rapid expansion of solar and wind power, according to new analysis from the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU).
-
Government invests £37.8m in new green bus fleet The funding has been allocated to 12 local authorities across England, and will see 319 cleaner, more comfortable buses by spring 2027.
-
Royal Mail upgrades postboxes with solar panels Royal Mail aims to use solar panels as part of parcel strategy
-
NESO’s clean energy planning revolution approved by Ofgem The UK currently has 750 GW of plans waiting for approval. Overhaul looks to make it easier to get big energy projects connected
-
EDF promises to save customers £360 a year with new heat pump tariff EDF, in partnership with Ideal Heating, has launched a new zero standing charge heat pump tariff that could save customers up to £360 a year, in an effort to help the transition to low-carbon living.
-
1st Energy acquires Ripple Energy assets, including two wind farms 1st Energy have ensured that Ripple Energy's customers won't lose out after it bought the financial-stricken energy provider's wind farms.
-
BYD owned Denza launches first EV model in European market Denza has announced it will launch the ZP GT, it's latest EV that it says is 'ten times better than anything else on the market.
-
Government updates Zero Emissions Vehicle Mandate The government said it will take measures to make it easier for car manufacturers to meet the demands of EV legislation, which aims to stop the sale of new petrol or diesel cars by 2030.