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A fire at Britain’s largest power plant, owned by Drax, has sent £10 million in
8 years ago
Small components with big benefits: higher safety and lower cost of ownership for nuclear power plants.
Statkraft has sold its 30 per cent share in the Dudgeon offshore wind farm to
Welsh Water Infrastructure has acquired a food waste anaerobic digestion (AD) and composting plant in
The Green Investment Group has agreed to partner with US firm Covanta to develop energy-from-waste
The lowering of capacity market de-rating factors for shorter duration batteries is “sensible and somewhat
The public has started to lose faith in the nuclear sector even more than usual recently as the cost of offshore wind has plummeted, and a lack of clear signals from the government has only served to exacerbate the matter, says David Blackman.
It's been an action-packed year for energy and water businesses. As it draws to a close, the Utility Week team looks back at the highs and lows.
Wales will have to meet a less demanding greenhouse gas reduction target than the UK
BP is to buy a 43 per cent stake in the solar developer Lightsource, in
The government has announced plans to allow remote wind projects to compete in future Contracts
Demand for diesel cars is plummeting as demand for electric vehicles is on a rapid upwards trajectory. Ovo Energy chief executive Stephen Fitzpatrick looks at the implications for the energy system.
Britain’s biggest union has backed calls by MPs for the UK to remain under the
The reactor intended for use at the Wylfa Newydd nuclear project in North Wales has
The Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult and Renewable UK have launched a new project to
Atlantis is to join forces with GFG Alliance to create a new renewable energy platform.
An investment company has revealed plans to develop three pumped hydro storage companies in Scotland
The government should accept a continued nuclear safeguarding role for Euratom after the UK leaves
And so we come to the end of another year – and, like those before it, 2017 has been a challenging one for utilities. Energy and water businesses have found themselves subject to political scrutiny, regulatory change and intense, sometimes unwelcome, national media attention.
The nuclear industry has pledged to deliver a 30 per cent reduction in the cost