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The civil nuclear industry faces “significant damage” unless the UK maintains the benefits it enjoys as a member of Euratom treaty, the CBI has warned in a new report.
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For probably the longest period since 2016’s referendum, the airwaves haven’t been dominated by the
The government should undertake a review of the under fire Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) scheme by the end of this year, according to a new Energy UK report.
A Scottish public owned energy company may face “challenges” competing with established players in the relatively low margin supply market, according to a report commissioned by the Holyrood government.
Proposed changes to Eco fulfil the government's promise to focus on fuel poverty, but at the cost of virtually abandoning some carbon reduction initiatives. David Blackman reports.
The government should publish a target by 2020 for achieving “net zero” emissions, according to a new report.
Renewable energy generation hit a new record level last year on the back of a fresh surge in capacity and high wind speeds.
The chairman of parliament’s work and pensions committee has accused water companies of paying “massive sums” to shareholders while cutting their workers’ pension benefits.
The Welsh Conservatives have thrown their weight behind Swansea Bay’s tidal power project amid reports that its backer is braced for job cuts unless the government decides on a go ahead for the pioneering scheme.
The government is looking at lowering the thresholds for the companies that must operate the ECO (Energy Company Obligation) scheme.
