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The nation’s theatres are preparing for the annual Christmas show season. The biggest pantomime taking place at the moment, though, is in the House of Commons where MPs embarked earlier this month on a six-night run of the Brexit withdrawal follies.
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Change is usually accompanied by uncertainty. Driven by the need to decarbonise, the energy industry is in the midst of a radical transformation. Whilst the end goal is clear, the route there is still being plotted out.
Tests set by Ofgem for approving a new subsea transmission cable to link the Orkneys with mainland Scotland threatens the viability of a project designed to tap into the islands’ rich wind and tidal power resources for the UK electricity grid.
This year has seen a record-breaking amount of new UK offshore wind capacity installed, according to new figures from Renewable UK.
Days would be needed to restore electricity supply in Scotland after blackouts, the risk of which are increasing due to the grid’s growing reliance on intermittent renewable generation, according to a new report.
Windfarms generated a record amount of electricity on Wednesday (28 November), according to National Grid.
Ed Miliband has called an end to the public policy prejudice against onshore wind power.
A strike price as low as £45/MWh for onshore wind generation would be feasible if
But while the unexpected victory of “the little guys” over what has been termed in
The energy industry was already in turbulent waters. Suppliers were gearing up for the fast-approaching
So, what does this tough business environment then mean for health and safety? While accident
The lights would stay in a renewable-based grid even during a protracted period of low-wind
Nearly half of Wales’ electricity consumption last year came from renewable sources, according to a
Millions of families and businesses could be left behind as the UK transitions to clean energy, electric vehicles (EVs) and smart technology, a new study has warned.
Wind turbines in Scotland produced enough power to meet 98 per cent of the country’s