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Ministers backtrack on energy advice campaign

The government has unveiled a new public energy saving campaign alongside an extension of the ECO industry-backed energy efficiency initiative. The support has been welcomed but industry experts warned it does not go far enough and that the plans for an insulation blitz will do little to alleviate fuel poverty this winter.

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Octopus identifies 2.3GW of potential wind projects with local backing

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Weekend press round-up: Sunak faces growing pressure over onshore wind

In our latest round-up of the weekend news, prime minister Rishi Sunak faces growing pressure to relax planning restrictions on onshore wind farms in England; Rolls-Royce is reported to be in talks with Ineos to build a mini-nuclear plant to power its chemical refinery in Grangemouth; and the Environment Agency is accused of failing to punish farmers that are polluting rivers.

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Ministers backtrack on energy advice campaign

Octopus identifies 2.3GW of potential wind projects with local backing

Weekend press round-up: Sunak faces growing pressure over onshore wind

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