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UK-China tidal MOU expected within weeks

The UK’s Tidal Lagoon Power firm is poised to sign an agreement with Chinese government-backed marine developer China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) within weeks to pave the way for future tidal power projects in the UK and across Asia.

9 years ago

The contenders: who might lead the energy and environment committees?

9 years ago

Dealing with the disrupters: A fresh challenge for Ofgem’s regulatory framework

10 years ago

Will Tesla’s battery prompt an energy system revolution?

10 years ago

Renewables targets in doubt as anti-wind Tories plan Brexit vote

10 years ago

Event: Utility Week Live – Leadership is the showstopper

10 years ago

Wave Energy Scotland appoints new managing director

10 years ago

Public concern over energy security is waning, says Decc

10 years ago

Energy UK champions tidal lagoon power

10 years ago

Picking the lock of investment for renewable generation

10 years ago

SHEPD opens tender for Shetland energy solution

10 years ago

Lobby: Budgeting for an infrastructure boost

10 years ago

Tidal lagoon power: worth the cost?

10 years ago

Budget 2015: Osborne makes ‘significant step’ by opening tidal lagoon talks in Budget

10 years ago

Budget 2015: Osborne to balance boost for fossil fuel with tidal power deal

10 years ago

Marine energy needs fresh funding approach, says report

10 years ago

Marine energy needs £300m to drive development, says ORE Catapult

10 years ago

UK pledges more than £35 million to boost shale industry

10 years ago

Government includes Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon in National Infrastructure Plan

10 years ago

Renewables overtake nuclear as Scotland’s biggest power source

10 years ago