Daily Debrief

Renewables developer confirms it has secured fresh investment in support of plans to deliver 1GW of clean energy capacity in the UK by the end of 2028

Sales of solar panels, batteries, heat pumps, and electric vehicles are all setting fresh records - and the benefits for consumers and the economy could prove much bigger than expected

Zenobē co-founder James Basden explains how the largest electric bus operator in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand never intended to have an EV fleet business

”This milestone demonstrates the role export finance can play in delivering the green transition,” says EIFO CCO.

Envision has turned heads in renewables sector with resurrection of two-blade turbine that exec says could help make green hydrogen and ammonia production more economic

MintMech manufactured the first offshore wind-specific pipe handling system and gantry crane in Cornwall.

Technical guidance to assist UK ETS installation operators in complying with the requirements that relate to the Monitoring and Reporting Regulation 2018 (MRR).

We’re seeking views and evidence on how CO2 networks might need to evolve to meet our carbon ambitions and support growth within an evolving carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) sector.

According to the company, the test turbine with just two blades has been running steadily for 500 days and matches the performance of traditional three-bladed turbines at the same location.

Cambridge Power has secured planning approval for a 50 MW battery storage project in Hertfordshire, UK.

Incidents across offshore wind farms highlight how weaknesses at various stages of a power cable’s lifecycle can lead to failures, outages and substantial financial loss

Guidance for wind turbine unit still points to a loss of around €1.3bn for the fiscal year

NESO has released its first Whole Systems Innovation Strategy, listing demand-side flexibility and systems capacity as key priorities.

Global renewable investments topped $1.8 trillion in 2023, yet fossil fuels still supply over 80% of the world’s primary energy. In this dissonance, EnergyNews.biz staged a rare debate that cut through green gloss and industrial bravado. Karim Megherbi, renewable expert and executive at Orisun Invest, sparred with conventional energy investor and energy economist Lars Schernikau [...]

ASA says online ads from Aira and EDF Energy omitted key facts about eligibility for government grants Two more “misleading” adverts promoting heat pumps have been banned by the UK’s advertising watchdog. A week after the Advertising Standards Authority banned an Octopus Energy ad that claimed consumers could have a heat pump installed for as little as £500, it has taken action against adverts from the home heating supplier Aira and from EDF Energy. Continue reading...