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Thames could need four drought permits this summer

Thames Water is discussing four potential drought permits with the Environment Agency, following below average rainfall in 19 of the last 24 months.

13 years ago

Government cannot appeal ruling that feed-in tariff cut was unlawful, says Supreme Court

13 years ago

One Minute Interview: Jonathan Steel, Chief executive, Energy Aid

13 years ago

National Grid consortium to bid for more carbon capture and storage funds

National Grid, Petrofac and US-based Summit Power will bid for funding under the next government carbon capture and storage (CCS) competition for a new coal-fired plant at Port of Grangemouth, west of Edinburgh on the Firth of Forth. Environmental groups are dismayed becasue the captured carbon could be used to recover more oil from North Sea wells.

13 years ago

Hosepipe ban confirmed for the South and East

14 years ago

Profits drop at Dong, flat earnings until 2013

14 years ago

Brussels likely to decide on 2030 renewables target in June

14 years ago

£3.5 million commitment to train Green Deal installers

14 years ago

Scottish Water’s new £130 million treatment plant comes online

14 years ago

Anger at Welsh Water refusal to back anti-fracking camp

14 years ago

SSE opens electric vehicle and renewables display space

14 years ago

Hinkley nuclear protesters free after night in cells

14 years ago

Just a word would help

14 years ago

Southern Water wins drought permit to refill reservoir

14 years ago

Public urged to join drought action

The Environment Agency is to consider the implications if 2012/13 is a third dry winter in a row, as drought is officially declared in the South East.

14 years ago