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Anglesey site set to host the UK's first SMRs, delivering an estimated 3,000 new jobs to the region

RWE, Equinor and TotalEnergies among the offshore wind heavyweights set to clash in pivotal UK renewable energy auction

Anglesey set for thousands of new jobs as Prime Minister confirms Wylfa will host UK's first small modular nuclear reactors.

Report anticipates no growth in fossil power expected in 2025 as clean power growth meets all new demand in first three quarters of the year

Ørsted is set to become the first energy company globally to complete a full green transformation, cutting its carbon emissions by 98%.

Deputy First Minister says thousands of jobs could be created

Foundations for one of the world’s only large scale mooring line test rigs will soon be laid at ORE Catapult’s Floating Wind Innovation Centre in Aberdeen, Scotland.

More than 200,000 certified solar installations have been added to household rooftops across the country so far this year, according to the latest MCS data

Former Labour MP and leading clean energy expert appointed as Minister for Energy Security and Net Zero

ClearVUE debuts IRIS and previews Flexer inside ClearVUE.Zero Visitors to EMEX will see ClearVUE bring decision-grade intelligence to the point of use. On stand B20, the team will introduce two […]

Exclusive: Supporters say grants largely going to middle-class households, but experts warn move will slow transition from gas boilers Hundreds of thousands of homeowners will lose their right to subsidies for eco-friendly heat pumps as a result of government plans to bring down energy bills at the budget. Rachel Reeves, the chancellor, is planning to announce a series of measures to bring down energy bills amid concerns the country’s stubbornly high cost of living is driving millions of voters to Reform UK. Continue reading...

The current design of German offshore wind tenders leads to “unsustainable project economics and threatens project implementation,” Vestas claims.

Across the UK, universities are redefining what it means to lead on sustainability. From heritage estates to research campuses, institutions are balancing ambitious net zero targets with rising energy costs […]

Warning comes as scenario in which global demand continues to grow until 2050 is included in IEA outlook report The world is producing more oil than it can use and by next year there could be a glut of 4m excess barrels a day entering the market, according to the global energy watchdog. The International Energy Agency said the surplus in 2026 was likely to be larger than previously forecast, despite a decision from the biggest oil producers to pause their plan to increase crude exports. Continue reading...

Hundreds of offshore workers at EnQuest have written to the Chancellor of the Exchequer expressing deep concern about the future of their jobs and communities. The letter calls on Government to reform current fiscal and regulatory policy, warning that uncertainty and rising costs are putting livelihoods and energy security at risk. That letter has now […]