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Scottish Water has installed a turbine into its pipe network which will reduce the amount of electricity it will need to buy from National Grid.
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Energy efficiency schemes need a 'face-lift' to boost take-up, according to Consumer Focus Scotland.
Climate activists have launched a campaign to get EDF customers to switch to green energy providers. They singled out EDF in retaliation for the energy company's £5 million lawsuit against protestors that shut down its West Burton power plant last year.
An industrial focus is needed to encourage commercial landlords and businesses to take up energy efficiency measures under the Green Deal.
The Treasury is weakly positioned to challenge energy and climate change budgets due to high staff turnover and limited commercial expertise, according to the Public Accounts Committee.
RWE earnings in 2012 exceeded expectations as the impact of Germany's decision to phase out nuclear power eased off, the owner of Npower reported today.
A 1MW tidal turbine has generated electricity in real world conditions for the first time at the European Marine Energy Centre's (EMEC) tidal test site in Orkney.
The UK energy sector has overtaken financial services in the trust stakes but still lags behind most industries, according to an annual survey by PR agency Edelman.
The UK gas spot price rose to a five-year high on Monday morning following unplanned outages in the North Sea left the market undersupplied.
British Gas makes more marketing calls from a single number than any other company in the UK, according to a survey commissioned by the Sunday Telegraph.
DONG Energy has claimed it can beat the Department of Energy and Climate Change's (Decc) target price for offshore wind by 2020.
Plans to simplify the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) energy efficiency scheme, including the scrapping of the league table, have been laid before Parliament today.
Energy ministers today hailed the likely renewal of a £50 million electricity bill rebate for consumers in northern Scotland as showing the benefits of a united Britain.
NI Water chief executive Trevor Haslett is stepping down from his post at the end of August, it was announced on Thursday.
The "blue economy" has received a boost with the launch of a web portal providing free access to data about the UK's territorial waters and beyond by The Crown Estate today.
Contractual disputes with the supply chain are one of the main reasons mega projects overrun. Clare Colhoun looks at the latest control options
Energy companies largely outperformed their water counterparts in the latest carbon reduction commitment (CRC) league table, published by the Environment Agency today.
The Energy Bill has failed to meet the high expectations of investors in the sector, according to a report by Ernst and Young.
More than £200 million of support for three energy-from-waste projects has been cancelled by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).
