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The Hidden Cost of Turning Rubbish into Energy
One of the UK’s most common methods of electricity generation is now one of the dirtiest.
Government to Spend Billions on Carbon Capture
The UK Government has pledged almost £22 billion for carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects to curb emissions from energy production, industrial processes and hydrogen production.
Bill Payers Urged to Submit Meter Readings
Experts are urging energy consumers across England, Wales and Scotland to submit accurate meter readings as gas and electricity prices increase this October.
Cheaper Options Considered for Vulnerable Bill Payers
The Scottish Government is collaborating with major energy companies to introduce a ‘social tariff’ to reduce bills for vulnerable households.
New Solar Farms Powering Thousands of UK Homes
Energy developer Island Green Power is proposing a new solar farm and battery project capable of powering up to 115,000 homes each year.
Windfall for UK Energy: 9 New Projects Awarded
In a windfall for the UK's renewable energy sector, the Government has awarded contracts for nine new offshore wind farm projects.
Could Old Oak Trees Lower Energy Prices?
In the face of escalating carbon emissions, recent findings from the University of Birmingham offer a glimmer of hope from an unusual place.
Energy Blow for Struggling Households as Prices Rise
Energy regulator Ofgem has confirmed that the energy price cap will rise to an average of £1,717 annually from 1st October 2024, marking a significant 10% increase in household energy bills.
The Shocking Rise in Energy Theft
Energy theft, an illegal and dangerous activity where individuals tamper with or bypass their energy meters, is rising in the UK.
Concern as Government Cuts Winter Fuel Payments
Recent developments regarding winter fuel payments have sparked a heated debate and widespread concern.