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Earlier this month, the government committed the UK to becoming the first major world economy to fully decarbonise – net zero. Senior figures across the utilities sector give their view on the next steps to take this from an ambition to a reality.
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Good Energy chief executive Juliet Davenport has slammed the government for tabling legislation to hike
All government-funded home electric vehicles charge points installed from the beginning of next month must
The Offshore Wind Industry Council (OWIC) has launched a £100 million programme to help British
Six House of Commons select committees have banded together to convene a citizens’ assembly to thrash out a pathway for achieving a zero carbon Britain by 2050.
Extinction Rebellion will be mounting a fresh wave of protests this autumn, the climate change campaign’s co-founder has revealed.
The five remaining candidates vying to succeed Theresa May as Conservative leader ducked pledging for a more ambitious target to cut climate emissions by 2025 in yesterday’s (18 June) TV debate.
Innogy’s general counsel Claudia Mayfeld will continue to provide legal support for the planned asset swap between RWE and Eon before her departure next year.
Tom Thackray, director of infrastructure and energy at the CBI, says the business body is keen for the upcoming energy white paper to outline a “way forward” on the financing of onshore wind and solar projects when it is published.
