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'Significant progress': Cornish Lithium secures £35m funding boost
Pioneering UK lithium developer prepares to advance projects to next stage of development, following fresh equity funding from the National Wealth Fund
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Scottish MPs warn clean energy jobs not being created fast enough to compensate for North Sea decline
Parliament's Scottish Affairs Committee warns of looming employment gap, as North Sea oil and gas jobs decline and clean energy industries struggle to scale up quickly enough
Business Green - #3
First offshore export cable installed at Inch Cape
The first of Inch Cape offshore wind farm’s two 85 km offshore export cables has been installed off the east coast of Scotland.
Energy Global - #4
Turbine vessels prospects boost wind player: 'outlook is positive'
Tern vessels kept busy as Fred Olsen Wind Carrier books contracts and reservations
Recharge News - #5
How Power Plant Owners can Unlock New Revenue Streams & Capacity
Energy Monitor (GlobalData) - #6
Climate tech supply chain platform Mondra raises $10m in series A funding
AI-powered supply chain intelligence provider aims to help food industry accelerate net zero transition
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Reaction to Mingyang's 50MW turbine: "Impossible to determine upper limit"
Siemens Gamesa’s former head of Norway says there’s a lot of uncertainty surrounding Chinese wind turbines, but that the upside is great.
EnergyWatch - #8
Transparency data: Padeswood CCUS project: summary business case
This business case supports the case for investment in the HyNet cluster for the deployment of the Padeswood carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) project.
DESNZ (Gov.uk) - #9
Guidance: Contracts for Difference (CfD) Allocation Round 8: Supply Chain Plan questionnaire and guidance for solar applicants
Details of the Supply Chain Plan application process for the Contracts for Difference (CfD) allocation round 8 for large-scale solar applicants.
DESNZ (Gov.uk) - #10
Europe struggles to catch up in race to stockpile critical minerals
Brussels to launch consultation by year-end on stockpiling minerals crucial for defence and green tech
Financial Times Energy - #11
US battery materials and BESS firm Redwood raises US$350 million Series E
Redwood Materials has closed a US$350 million Series E funding round to scale up its critical battery materials and energy storage businesses.
Energy Storage News - #12
Drax faces lawsuits over claims workers developed asthma from wood dust
Current and former employees say they were not adequately protected despite knowledge of health risks Ten lawsuits have been filed against Drax after diagnoses of asthma allegedly linked to its wood pellet fuel, it has been revealed. Current and former workers at the UK’s largest power station claim they have not been adequately protected against sustained exposure to wood dust, which can cause serious health problems including asthma, dermatitis and nasal cancer. Continue reading...
The Guardian Energy - #13
Europe has become a risky place for corporate green claims
Court ruling against TotalEnergies reflects wider EU crackdown on greenwashing
Financial Times Energy - #14
Eni advances biorefining with new Italian projects as margins surge
Italian energy major Eni's biofuels division Enilive reported a 35% year-over-year increase in adjusted EBIT to Eur233 million ($256 million) in the third quarter of 2025, driven by recovering bio-margins in both European and US markets, according to third-quarter results released Oct. 24. The strong quarterly performance came as European HVO-UCO spreads averaged $1,143/mt in the third quarter, up
S&P Global Energy Transition - #15
CATL Sustains Global Battery Expansion as Earnings Surge 41% in Q3 2025
Global demand for batteries continues to soar, driven by accelerating electrification across vehicles, energy storage, and heavy-duty transport.
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